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Red Fort

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Fortress
Sights & Landmarks
The red sandstone fortress known as the Red Fort is a popular tourist attraction in Delhi, India. Constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in the 1640s, it served as the seat of Mughal power until 1857. Today, the fort is a complex of museums containing exhibits on art, history, and architecture. The Lahore Gate entrance is particularly impressive due to its proximity to Lahore in Pakistan.
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A Must Visit place in Delhi, feels like going back in time and watching history come to life. Do remember this is not a spot for a quick visit, you need a whole day to properly visit all the monuments inside. A tip for photographers - while cameras are allowed, there are certain restrictions on camera bags and tripods.
wilford machado — Google review
It was beautiful place and it almost take 2 hours to walk entire place . I visit the museum within to learn more about each initiative and weapons used during that time. but spent 90 minutes walking around the grounds and still felt I could take longer. where there a lot of maintain it amazingly! This landmark comprises a large complex full of multiple architectural structures with acres of well-kept gardens in between. It is all enclosed by a huge red wall, giving it its name. It felt safe and the facilities are clean. Absolutely worth a visit! One of the greatest monuments of India and the walk around the place is so peaceful. A must visit for relaxation and learning more about the history of Indian revolution of getting freedom. Great place to be opted for children to understand our history and explore this monument. Also, they host lot of shops within the premises. During Indian Independence day the Indian flag is hoisted here. We can go by bus , metro, taxi , auto.but I prefer metro , and the station was with in 50 metres and easy access without traffic .
Anusha Marella — Google review
It's a good place. It is better from outside rather than inside as per my opinion. The whole area is hugh and it took us 2-3 hours to cover the whole area. Better purchase the tickets online as it is cheaper and also no waiting in queues. Most of the archaeological sites I have visited in Delhi it is the most maintained maybe due to it's importance during the independence day speech. Connectivity with metro is incredible as it is within 50 metres from the Lal quila metro station. Will visit this place again but this time with better treking boots and better weather preferably winters.
Vipul Yadav — Google review
One of the greatest monuments of India and the walk around the place is so peaceful. A must visit for relaxation and learning more about the history of Indian revolution of getting freedom. There are also museums within to learn more about each initiative and weapons used during that time. Great place to be opted for children to understand our history and explore this monument. Also, they host lot of shops within the premises. During Indian Independence day the Indian flag is hoisted here
Philips Duhan — Google review
It was beautiful place and it almost take 2 hours to walk entire place . I visit the museum within to learn more about each initiative and weapons used during that time. but spent 90 minutes walking around the grounds and still felt I could take longer. where there a lot of maintain it amazingly! This landmark comprises a large complex full of multiple architectural structures with acres of well-kept gardens in between. It is all enclosed by a huge red wall, giving it its name. It felt safe and the facilities are clean. Absolutely worth a visit! One of the greatest monuments of India and the walk around the place is so peaceful. A must visit for relaxation and learning more about the history of Indian revolution of getting freedom. Great place to be opted for children to understand our history and explore this monument. Also, they host lot of shops within the premises. During Indian Independence day the Indian flag is hoisted here. We can go by bus , metro, taxi , auto.but I prefer metro , and the station was with in 50 metres and easy access without traffic .
Rohit Adiwal — Google review
Last time in 2013, I was here and so excited to explore the monument.. and really enjoyed it. Now It's a long time, and still amazing to explore such a beauty. Museum is all furnished now and advanced. Best time to visit for photography, obviously day time but but to feel the beauty visit after sunset or during sunset.
4K Vids! — Google review
Great place with rich in history & historical moments clearly visible on the old walls of the great red fort of Delhi. There are 2 museums as well to go and revisit our independence war, few ancient items etc. However, I personally felt that the place is not well maintained and after some time one tend to feel bored as it doesn't offer much things to see. Best part of being in red fort is the market around it (Chandni Chowk obviously). Just one suggestion to the caretakers of the red fort would be to maintain this legendary place and please update your online ticketing platform. All in all its a highly recommended place to visit from my side.
Sashikant Tiwari — Google review
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Jama Masjid

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Mosque
Sights & Landmarks
The Jama Masjid is a beautiful, centuries-old mosque in Old Delhi. It can house 25,000 people and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. The mosque's two minarets are particularly impressive and attract many tourists to visit.
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Super masjid . awesome looking from any angle.beautiful architecture.🤍
Mohammed Jalal — Google review
The Mosque is really beautiful. It was built during Mughal regime. A lots of people everyday go there to pray and to visit this beautiful mosque. Jama Masjid is the most beautiful place in Delhi. It is located in the heart of Delhi. You can enjoy delicious cuisine near Jama Masjid. The beauty of Jama Masjid is exquisite. You can also taste the foods and desserts from the restaurants opposite to the mosque which are famous for their tastes.💫❣️✨
Imran Khan — Google review
The Jama Masjid was built as a part of Shah Jahan's new capital in Delhi, Shahjahanabad. At the time of its construction, it was the largest mosque in the Indian subcontinent. Shah Jahan claimed that the mosque was modelled after the Jama Masjid of Fatehpur Sikri, and this is reflected in the design of many exterior features, such as the facade and courtyard. However, the interior of the mosque more closely resembles the Jama Masjid in Agra.The mosque predominantly uses red sandstone, and is set apart from its predecessors by a more extensive usage of white marble. Black marble also features as a decorative element.Arabic and Persian calligraphic pieces are found on various surfaces of the structure, whose content ranges from religious to panegyric.
Abdurrahman Khan — Google review
Lots of visitors at any time of day. Floor gets hot during summer and cleanliness is an issue. Foreigners should be beware of thugs in guise of guides. Dress fully covered due to religious issues. Beautiful place to visit. You can see love, devotion, togetherness of people inside this ancient Masjid. Market around this place has huge number of non vegetarian food, for all foodies. If you have never visited this place, you should come here, once in your life time. This place is packed during Ramzan month. Whole night, the market is open for eating.Very beautiful place with beautiful architecture you’ll definitely will fall in love with the architecture there. It a walking distance from Red Fort but you also can take a rickshaw. There are 3 gates and you can keep your shoes outside for ₹10 per shoe. You can take beautiful pictures there.
asad parvez — Google review
The mosque itself is beautiful, one of the highlights of Old Delhi. Good place to learn about religion, history, culture. But personally i don’t like to visit this place again. There is no shoes shelf, someone will charge money when you take them (reason is he looks after the shoes), other staff come show us where to take photos even though we don’t need and then ask for money. We feel annoyed when come here.
River Nguyen The Traveler — Google review
Beautifully built excellent view of old Delhi and markets look for miles on a clear day. We spent quite a bit of time here to be able to experience the size of it and the capacity of it. Stone work is beautiful are doing work on it. The folk in charge were very helpful provided us with gowns to wear to enter too. Such a lovely place to be able to see. We went at 9am in the morning when a little cooler. 🙏🙏💖💖
Jim McQuaker — Google review
More of tourist place than a mosque. Lots of visitors at any time of day except during prayers. Floor gets hot during summer and cleanliness is an issue. Foreigners should be beware of thugs in guise of guides. Dress fully covered due to religious issues.
Ali — Google review
The Mosque is really beautiful. It was built during Mughal regime. So you can be introduced with the architecture of that time. I have visited there twice quite a long ago. A lots of people everyday go there to pray and to visit this beautiful mosque. You can also taste the foods and desserts from the restaurants opposite to the mosque which are famous for their tastes.
HASIB SUBAID — Google review
Best to visit in the evening and that too in winters. A real religious place with utmost divinity but everyone regardless of religion can come and visit the place. The interior of the mosque is equally mesmerizing, with its high ceilings adorned with delicate Islamic calligraphy, and intricately designed arches that add to its grandeur. The view from the top of the tower is breathtaking and provides an unobstructed view of the cityscape. The mosque itself is beautiful, one of the main attractions of Old Delhi. Good place to learn about religion, history, culture. All in all, Jama Masjid is a must visit for anyone seeking beauty, peace and spiritual inspiration. It is a true masterpiece of Islamic architecture and a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. I highly recommend visiting this mosque and immersing yourself in its serene atmosphere. You can also relish food and sweets from the restaurants opposite the mosque which are famous for their taste. Best to visit in the evening and that too in winters. A real religious place with utmost divinity but everyone regardless of religion can come and visit the place. Follow me for more. Thank you!
Mr Sarthak Soni — Google review
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Qutub Minar

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Monument
Sights & Landmarks
The Qutub Minar complex is a popular tourist destination in Delhi, India. The tower, which stands 73m tall and tapers upwards, is one of the most recognizable spots in the city. The art pieces around the monument act as a good sight to behold while spending time with your partner.
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Must visit once. A very good place to visit with family and friends. Loved this place.
Suraj Sahu — Google review
Impressive historic monument with stunning architecture and informative displays about India's rich cultural heritage. The intricate and beautiful architecture of the monument left me breathless. The surrounding Qutub Complex also has a rich history, with several historic tombs and other structures that provide a fascinating glimpse into India's past. The intricate carvings and designs on the walls of the various structures within the complex are stunning and offer a wonderful example of the rich cultural heritage of India. I was particularly impressed with the informative displays that explain the history and significance of each structure within the Qutub Complex. These displays were helpful in understanding the rich history and significance of the monument and its surroundings. Overall, Qutub Minar is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, architecture, and culture. The stunning architecture, rich history, and informative displays make it a great place to learn about India's rich cultural heritage.
Civi Varghese — Google review
I visit this place on my first visit to Delhi. I was standing in a long line waiting for an entry ticket. When I entered, I was amazed to see such a tall tower. I kept wondering how the people of that time built this tall structure so many years ago. It is amazing to see this light tilted tower on one side. There is plenty of space around it and some more infrastructure. This is an ideal place to spend time with family or friends. I really recommend you to visit this place in Delhi.
Rashedul Alam — Google review
Very well maintained. Beautiful monuments. Perfect way to going back in time. Read about the monuments and history before visiting, and hire a guide. Ample Parking at nominal rates (Rs 10 per hour for cars). Crowded on weekends, specially noon onwards. Clean public toilets near the parking & ticket counters. Food & drinks are not allowed inside, you can deposit in lockers near ticket counter.
Rohit Mendiratta — Google review
Beautiful historical monument made centuries ago. It is one of the place to visit if you ever come to Delhi. The building stands strong till date. The place is wide open and you can wander around the place. This place gets many visitors everyday. It is an important historical monument of our country which is still widely known. If you ever visit Delhi, do visit this place.
Rana ji — Google review
An awesome experience. Visited again after many years. Things have changed; but towards good. Entry is free, premises is clean and it's well maintained. I feel, you can spend a whole day, there's so much greens and calmness here. Apart from the environment, it's always a special feeling to visit a place you have read in your history books. 😍
Vipul Patel — Google review
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India Gate

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Monument
Sights & Landmarks
The India Gate is a monumental arch built as a memorial to Indian soldiers killed in World War I. It features an eternal flame and is surrounded by lush lawns, making it a popular picnic spot.
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Beautiful place Amar Jawan Jyoti Smarak And India Gate situated in the heart ❤️ of Delhi. One of our famous monuments which is the pride of our nation and tells us the story of our soldiers and history.
Subham Maddheshiya — Google review
One of the most important historical place in India. The India Gate built in 1931 and designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, was inspired by the Arc de Triomphe. It commemorates India's war dead and houses an eternal flame. Beautiful architecture ,Evening time is best to visit. Free entry.
arun kumar — Google review
It was wonderful time visiting India Gate, New Delhi with all my good friends. Not in a mood to return back from the place.. It was so nice to stay there whole day.. It's really a memorable day.. The place is so nice. Inside not allowed due to security reasons. But the view from outside is really amazing...Unfortunately, the area around the gate is closed due to the pandemic still, but wow is it beautiful! We came here to take some pictures and just enjoy the view for a while! I recommend coming by to at least witness this beauty from the outside of the gate since it is extremely iconic and important for India!It was awesome time visiting India Entryway, New Delhi with all my old buddies. Not in that frame of mind to return back from the spot.. Remaining there entire day was so great.. It's actually a noteworthy day.. The spot is so great. Inside not permitted because of safety reasons. In any case, the view from outside is truly astonishing...
HB 7Dot Gaming — Google review
It was wonderful time visiting India Gate, New Delhi with all my good friends. Not in a mood to return back from the place.. It was so nice to stay there whole day.. It's really a memorable day.. The place is so nice.This tourist attraction is different and beautiful. The gate has very rich history. It’s magnificent!!! During the evenings, the edifice lights up beautifully in Indian National Colors. There was very large crowd present and police presence as well. You can get small chops, food, confectionery, traditional pastries, souvenirs and many great things to purchase. Many photographers are around to take instant memorable pictures for you. Safe and appreciate for whole family and children day out.
Shivam Yadav — Google review
A great place to hangout with friends, family, be it any age group. The breezy air and the lighting of the place just pleases the mind and soul. The most bful sunrises and sunsets happen at this place. Walk, cycling, exercising, playing outdoor games it's a beautiful place for all the activities with anybody. Days or nights this place has its own charm, which never fades.
Ashima Gupta — Google review
This tourist attraction is different and beautiful. The gate has very rich history. It’s magnificent!!! During the evenings, the edifice lights up beautifully in Indian National Colors. There was very large crowd present and police presence as well. You can get small chops, food, confectionery, traditional pastries, souvenirs and many great things to purchase. Many photographers are around to take instant memorable pictures for you. Safe and appreciate for whole family and children day out. I had fun
Monica Baawuah — Google review
The first thing is that I am not eligible to rate or review this great place built in the memory of the heroes who died in the defense of Mother India, this is a sacred place where everyone must visit once. Seeing the immense crowd of people, the mind becomes elated and automatically the feeling of patriotism is awakened. The National War Memorial, which is located here, reminds the heroes who were martyred in the war of 1971. Digital tribute is also arranged here by the Indian government. If it has been done then you must visit here Jai Hind.
Manish Meena — Google review
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Humayun's Tomb

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Building
Sights & Landmarks
The Humayun's Tomb, built in the 16th century by Haji Begum for Mughal emperor Humayun, is a symmetrical complex of gardens and marble buildings with an arched facade. The structure follows strict rules of Islamic geometry, emphasizing the number 8. The building and gardens are stunningly well proportioned and float above their symmetrical gardens.
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Akshardham

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Hindu temple
Akshardham, the largest and most lavish Hindu temple in Delhi, is situated in Noida. It is an important religious site and a popular tourist destination during the summer months. The temple features an ornate idol of the primary deity of Akshardham, Swaminarayan. Entrance fees are applicable except on Monday when it is free to visit.
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Temple has a very vast and clean parking area. Surrounding is very clean. Temple architecture is so beautiful. Temple is made of many colors stones and different marbles. You will find cleanliness everywhere inside the temple campus. You can enjoy evening water light show. Light show is really mesmerizing. Everything is well maintained. Food court is also inside the temple campus. Edible, electronic items, bags, mobile, camera etc are strictly prohibited inside the temple campus but you can carry a water bottle if required. You (girls and women) can carry a small hand bag. A beautiful temple with awesome architecture... Loved to visit... 👍
Ravi Shekhar Kumar — Google review
Wow what a place. I go there many times and always the same experience. Neat and clean. Architecture is fabulous. Staff and guards all are very cooperative they all are guiding you if you are having any problem. The food court is also there there so much food there eat according to your appetite. Parking is also there and nearby metro is also there overall nice place.
Saurav Dhariwan — Google review
The temple is a magnificent piece of modern sculpture and artistic marvel. The whole temple is beautifully carved and decorated. Any kinds of electronic gadgets is not available inside the temple complex. So visitors can deposit them in the outside cloak room and can recollect those after temple visit. Also if you donate money at the donation counter, you can receive Prasad in return. There is a small food court inside where the cost is reasonable. Must visit place if you are in Delhi.
Arnab Saha — Google review
Akshardham is the most amazing and beautiful temple which is located in Delhi. I would definitely suggest everyone visit there. Make it a point to reach before time so that you can get enough time to enter the place and be mesmerized.
vivek ojha — Google review
Nice place to visit. If there is a possibility go in your own car so that you can save time. We need a lot of time to give and take back our belongings in the counter because we are not allowed to take any of our belongings to inside of the temple. Keep your things in the car and lock it and visit the site and come back.
Explorer Of The Infinity — Google review
Great temple. Must visit place. For peace, vibes, positivity and tranquility. The architecture is great and the ambiance is awesome. Everybody should visit it. It makes the harmony of all faiths of India. Canteen food is delicious. Movies and exhibitions are informative and help the youth to focus and learn from society.
Prince Sharma — Google review
This is a beautiful Lovely amazing temple to visit. Also one of the best tourist interest in Delhi. I would highly recommend anyone to visit here if one visit to Delhi. Best place to go with family and friends too. Yes take a little time because there's a lot more to see and explore and thus required time. And one should i mention that you are strictly not allowed to take your phone there. This seems a little worried but i think this is done for security purposes. Otherwise no issue just go and enjoy. Hace fun! 😉
NILOTHPAL MAJHI — Google review
Nice place to visit. If there is a possibility go in your own car so that you can save time. We need a lot of time to give and take back our belongings in the counter because we are not allowed to take any of our belongings to inside of the temple. Keep your things in the car and lock it and visit the site and come back. Wow what a place. I go there many times and always the same experience. Neat and clean. Architecture is fabulous. Staff and guards all are very cooperative they all are guiding you if you are having any problem. The food court is also there there so much food there eat according to your appetite. Parking is also there and nearby metro is also there overall nice place.
Akhil Jain (Akki) — Google review
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Chandni Chowk

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Shopping
Flea & Street Markets
Chandni Chowk is a bustling shopping district located in Old Delhi. The markets are full of vendors selling spices, dried fruit, silver jewelry and colorful saris. Along the narrow side streets, there are numerous small shops offering essential oils, stationery and traditional Indian sweets.
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Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah

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Shrine
Sights & Landmarks
Nizamuddin Dargah, or the mausoleum of Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia, is a revered Sufi Muslim shrine dedicated to one of the most celebrated saints in Islamic history. The dargah is a popular spot for visitors to Hindu-dominated Delhi and offers daily prayers as well as vegetarian food. On Thursdays, visitors can witness mesmerizing Qawaalis performance at the shrine.
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This is the holy shrine of Muslim Sufi Saint Nizamuddin Chisti. The tombs of many other people from the Mughal era are present in the same area, which surround a tank. Known to be one of the top-visited places in Delhi, a vibe of spirituality and serenity seems to be omnipresent at the Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah, where you can find throngs of devotees even in the later hours of the evening. One of the most beautiful place. Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah is one of the peace ful place, when you enter here you'll get peace, but only the major thing is crowd bcoz everybody wants peace, ambience was so good and beautiful When you enter here , you'll find a lot of food stalls in the lane leading to the dargah. Tip :- submit your footwear at the counter right outside of the dargah , must wear duppta for girls. I'm absolutely in love with it , it's a very peaceful ✨place with lots of stories around it , it's crowded place , in Delhi yet many peoples find inner peace over here just like me , many comes to see the glimpse of dargah offer prayers to do away their miseries.
Parminder Singh — Google review
It's the dargah of the famous Sufi saint - Nizamuddin Auliya (as the name suggests!) Many people visit here and feel at peace. A lot of pilgrims often visit too. When you enter here, you'll find a lot of food stalls in the lane leading to the dargah. Tip: submit your footwear at the counter right outside the dargah. When you enter inside, you'll first witness the shrine of famous poet Amit Khusrau, one of the chief disciples of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya. The beautiful love story (folklore) of the two of them, is something one should hear/ read about! It's a beautiful place, but it felt somewhat uncomfortable to me due to the overcrowd. The famous Thursday Quawali has also been discontinued due to some online websites selling bogus tickets for the same, a beautiful night that used to go on for free since generations. It's worth a visit and witnessing for yourself!
Tanvi Makkar — Google review
Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah is one of the peace ful place, when you enter here you'll get peace, but only the major thing is crowd bcoz everybody wants peace, ambience was so good and beautiful 💖, When you enter here , you'll find a lot of food stalls in the lane leading to the dargah. Tip :- submit your footwear at the counter right outside of the dargah , must wear duppta for girls. I'm absolutely in love with it , it's a very peaceful ✨place with lots of stories around it , it's crowded place , in Delhi yet many peoples find inner peace over here just like me , many comes to see the glimpse of dargah offer prayers to do away their miseries.
Deeksha sonii — Google review
The vendors literally scream at you to buy their products. Not a professional way. Don't pay heed to the vendors. Don't get swayed by their manners. Food at some joints is nice... The place however is a bit stinky, walk at your own risk. The lanes are small. But you can buy many things there. Street food can be the main attraction for foodies.
Divyangana * — Google review
Assalamualaikum good morning good evening good afternoon good night 🌃 Everyone The best'place in Delhi Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya sarkar Heart of Delhi India Huzoor Nizamuddin sarkar Pilgrim place very blessed beautiful to visit
Adnan Razvi — Google review
*Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah A wonderful experience at the tomb of the Sufi Saint Nizamuddin Aulia in Delhi, which is right opposite the much more famous and more visited huge tomb and garden of the Emperor Humayun Visiting Dargah Nizamuddin Auliya is not just a tourist experience; it is a transformative journey of the heart and spirit. It is a place where people from all walks of life come together to seek solace, find inspiration, and experience the power of devotion. My visit to this sacred shrine was a humbling and spiritually enriching experience that I will forever cherish. What struck me most during my visit was the inclusive nature of the dargah. People of all faiths and backgrounds were welcomed with open arms, fostering an environment of tolerance and acceptance. It was heartening to witness individuals from different walks of life coming together in a shared quest for spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. * there are some annoying things # Everyone is asking for money. Its crowded and a place buzzing with people. 1)About visit to the main shrine: i. Men as well as Women are advised to cover their heads while entering the dargah. ii. In case if the Dargah is crowded, it is advised to visit the Dargah with Khadim, because then you will be getting quick darshan along with the Khadim. Now, Khadims are the local preist of the Dargah who can take you directly inside so that you can offer your prayers. iii. At the end you are advised to give some offering, either you can give the offering/donation to Khadim himself or you can ask him to take you to Dargah office where you will get receipt of the offering which you give. We prefer the later method of giving donation. iv. Sometimes if you are lucky enough, you can see live kawalis going on in the Dargah premises. Hope my review will help some fellow pilgrims in their pilgrimage.
Danish Saifi — Google review
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Rashtrapati Bhavan

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Federal government office
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
The Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of India's president, is a grand and imposing structure located in New Delhi. The building has been witness to many important events in the nation's history, including the swearing-in ceremonies of elected leaders and honour giving ceremonies for country's bravehearts. The Rashtrapati Bhavan is also home to the offices of India's federal government.
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Went to Mughal Garden in afternoon slot of 2pm. It is very beautiful. Really different and refreshing place. You have to do online booking. Booking open 7 days prior. Tickets get over very quickly. Better to book at 12am. Go with minimum stuff with you. Entrance and first few gardens are boring. Initially we thought that it is below average and its waste of time. But when we reached the main garden, we were pleasantly surprised by the size and cleanliness of the place. Its really colourful and if you like photography, then you will love it. I don't like plants and flowers as such, but I'm really happy I made an effort to go there. It's peaceful walk, wear comfortable shoes. Go in good weather.
Nikhil Anand — Google review
One of the best things about this garden is that it is well-maintained and the flowers are arranged in a way that makes the experience truly magical. It's clear that a lot of thought and care has gone into the design of the garden, and it shows in every detail. In addition to the gorgeous flowers, there were plenty of stalls selling everything from gardening tools to beautiful flower arrangements. I found myself perusing the various stalls and enjoying the lively atmosphere. It's clear that this garden is not just a beautiful space, but a thriving community hub as well. To enter the garden, you do need to purchase a ticket, but in my opinion, it's worth every penny. The experience of strolling through the garden, taking in the vibrant colors and fragrances, is truly unforgettable. I could have spent hours just wandering through the various paths and taking in the sights and smells.
Pramod Singh — Google review
Formerly knows as viceroy palace, rastrapati bhavan is very beautiful place. Its iconic house of an indian who is considered as the head of our nation. Its easily accessible through metro or bus. One should always remember that no vehicle is allowed inside the rastrapati premises. You will have to walk atleast 1km to reach this place by metro and atleast 500meters if you boarded bus. But this place worth a visit, as it would be very knowledgeable as well as exciting as you'll be visiting the house of indian president.
Himanshu gupta — Google review
The presidential palace/gardens with an incredible atmosphere. Every corner seems to have the breath of a king who just stepped out for a while. Completely self-contained city within a city. I hit the hours when there were no tourists. Incredible silence and a huge space that surrounds but doesn't crush. One wants to look and absorb this architecture, these wide fields and roads and alleys. The interior furnishings are striking in their passion, but also in their sophistication. Must see with private guide!
olga zlobinskaya — Google review
Rashtrapati Bhavan, home to the President of the world’s largest democracy, epitomizes India’s strength, its democratic traditions and secular character. Rashtrapati Bhavan was the creation of architects of exceptional imagination and masterfulness, Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker. It was Sir Lutyens who conceptualized the H shaped building, covering an area of 5 acres on a 330 acre estate. This mansion has a total of 340 rooms spread over four floors, 2.5 kilometres of corridors and 190 acres of garden area. Painstaking efforts of thousands of labourers including masons, carpenters, artists, carvers, and cutters saw the completion of this masterwork in the year 1929. Originally built as the residence for the Viceroy of India, Viceroy's House as it was then called, has metamorphosed into today’s Rashtrapati Bhavan. From being a symbol of imperial domination and power, it is today emblematic of Indian democracy and its secular, plural and inclusive traditions. Former President of India, Shri R. Venkataraman has rightly said, “Nature and man, rock and architecture, have rarely collaborated to so fine a purpose as in the fashioning of the magnificent Rashtrapati Bhavan.” When constructed, it was called the Viceroy’s House. The name changed to Government House on August 15, 1947 when India became independent. Finally, its name was changed to Rashtrapati Bhavan during the term of President Dr. Rajendra Prasad. The Rashtrapati Bhavan has served as a home to Viceroy Lord Irwin and subsequently to other Viceroys of India till Lord Mountbatten, the last British Viceroy and the first Governor-General of independent India in 1947. Lord Mountbatten administered the oath of Prime Minister to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru under the Central Dome of Rashtrapati Bhavan in 1947. C. Rajagopalachari, the first Indian Governor-General also took oath under the Central Dome on June 21, 1948 and became the first Indian to reside at the Government House, as it was then called. The grandeur of this majestic presidential palace, however, was humbled by the very modest gestures of Rajagopalachari. Finding the Viceroy’s room too royal to stay, he shifted to smaller rooms (now called the Family Wing of the Rashtrapati Bhavan) for his personal use. This has been followed by all subsequent residents of the Bhavan. The erstwhile Viceroy’s Rooms have been converted into the Guest Wing for stay of Heads of State and Government and their delegations. As the first president of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad took Rashtrapati Bhavan as his abode in the year 1950 after assuming office. Little known is the fact that Mahatma Gandhi, much before the political heads of independent India, was an early visitor to the newly constructed Viceroy’s House. The Viceroy had invited him for a meeting which was met with dissent by Winston Churchill. Nevertheless, Mahatma Gandhi carried with him salt to add to his tea as a mark of protest against the British Salt tax. The series of meetings between Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Irwin finally culminated in the famous Gandhi Irwin pact that was signed on March 5, 1931. Rashtrapati Bhavan has since independence hosted defence investiture ceremonies, swearing in of its leaders, honoured its bravehearts and achievers, has heard the speeches of world leaders, signed pacts and treaties with various countries, celebrated India’s Independence and Republic Day functions along with other festivals. The gates of Lutyens’ masterpiece Delhi which he described as “one complete organism, perfect and inseparable” have now been opened for the public on the initiative of Former President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee since August, 2012. The journey through this work of art is divided into three circuits. Circuit 1 covers the Main Building and Central Lawn of Rashtrapati Bhavan including its premier rooms like the Ashok Hall, Durbar Hall, Banquet Hall, its Drawing Rooms and many more. Circuit 2 consists of the tour of the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum Complex, while Circuit 3 promises the tour of Rashtrapati Bhavan’s famous gardens- The Mughal Garden
saurabh21 Vlogs — Google review
Architectural marvel. Beautiful landscape and environment. The building is built using stone during the British Empire, is housed by the President of India. Is currently the centre of power of India and the union.
Pranav Kataria — Google review
It's a important place for political as well as historical point of view. India's first person President's house. You can't able to enter here without special permission. Big acquired area with neat and clean environment.
shubham banne — Google review
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Gandhi Smriti Museum

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The Gandhi Smriti Museum is dedicated to honoring Mahatma Gandhi, a leader in the Indian independence movement. Rooms in the museum are filled with artifacts and quotations from Gandhi's life, as well as multimedia presentations about his philosophies.
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Peaceful | Part of History | Enriching. Gandhi Smriti is one of the few hidden gems in Delhi. Has great artifacts based on Gandhi's life and his messages. I went there quite a few times. Even if you are not aware of the Gandhi's life and his part in making us independent, then also this place is a must visit. Among the constant chaos and noise in Delhi, this place will bring peace and enrichment in you.
Krishan Taneja — Google review
The great country India is land of Mahatma Gandhi. His methods and teachings were unique. Gandhi Smriti which is originally known as Birla house is the place where Gandhi ji spent his last 144 days of life. This place is turned into museum and open for common visitors. From his praying area to where he was shot, everything is at this place. Must visit place for everyone specially kids and school going students.
Ram Krishna Pandey — Google review
Museum set up to honour Mahatma Gandhi at his final residence. His final walk to his assassination has been created on a footpath. His living quarters have been restored to as is, at the time of his death. The Museum also contains a number of information boards which document his life and major events. Entry cost is low and not many crowds. Open most days except religious holidays. Located on Tees January Marg, it is a museum dedicated to Gandhi ji who spent the last 144 days of his life here till his assassination on 30th January, 1948. The entire complex is well maintained.
Kristin S — Google review
Worth visiting place. It is open now and there is no entry fee. There are guides inside who will give you directions and explain everything there. Many things are interesting and digital. They will show you the animated film of how Gandhi was assassinated by Nathu Ram Godse. There is the bed of Mahatma Gandhi and detailed writing of how Gandhi spent his last 48 hours, what are their visions and thoughts and all. It will be closed on Monday. Recording is prohibited there but photos are allowed. Don't miss this place if you are in Delhi. There are many more attractions nearby.
Shruti Sona — Google review
One of the most beautiful, evergreen,gorgeous place that i have visited in delhi is this Museum of Sir Mahatma Gandhi ji. I just visited just because my auto driver took me here, but then inside i saw the places which i have never even imagined in my entire life. I saw the place where Mahatma Gandhi ji walked lastly in his life. Inside the house you can see his Pens,Rooms,His Specs, dress, the Handwriting of Gandhiji via Digital Museum. The Garden will steal your heart for sure ❤. Wherever u turn u can see trees plants and only greenish environment. Eventhough it was 46deg around 1pm it just felt like 20deg weather inside the garden. Then u can see the books used by him,
Harish kumar — Google review
Very busy during the week I think we went in on our way back to our hotel. It is very important you go into the museum and read all about Gandhi too it gives all the information about his long life and his terrible death. So sad we have always heard about him but was lovely to sit in the gardens where he walked and sat. Truly a wonderful man. 🙏🙏😎😎💖💖
Jim McQuaker — Google review
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Lodhi Garden

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If you are looking for a relaxing getaway in the city, then Lodhi Garden is the perfect place for you. This British-era public park features ancient tombs, rose and herb gardens, bonsai trees and a lake. The garden isn't just beautiful to look at, but it's also very interesting to visit because it has some of the rarest flora and fauna in Delhi.
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My second home. Have been here 100+ times and never getting bored. 🖤🖤🖤
Siddharth Hetfield — Google review
Lodhi garden is very attractive place for: -morning walkers, -family picnic, -kids for outdoor activities, -photographers and -most importantly for love birds. Entire garden is full with greenery, beautiful flowers, architectural works (multiple tombs), varieties of birds and most importantly natural view. Best part is that this historical garden is accessible for all without any admission fee. Overall must visit place. My favourite place for morning walk. 😊 Very good place.
Vijo Joy Kuriakose Pallissery — Google review
What a marvellous place in the heart of the city. Surrounded by The most posh localities of Delhi, it's an affluent garden and hangout space for people. Mix of old architecture and well maintained plants, it's really beautiful. Herd of people can be found in the winter weekends there having picnic with family and friends. If you want to enjoy the scenic beauty then avoid weekends.
Anish Debnath — Google review
Lodhi garden is very attractive place for: -morning walkers, -family picnic, -kids for outdoor activities, -photographers and -most importantly for love birds. Entire garden is full with greenery, beautiful flowers, architectural works (multiple tombs), varieties of birds and most importantly natural view. Best part is that this historical garden is accessible for all without any admission fee. Overall must visit place. My favourite place for morning walk. 😊
Pashupati Jha — Google review
One of the historically rich park’s of Delhi. Three beautiful tombs of Lodhi dynasty rulers make it magnificent. There are enough well laid walking tracks n washrooms on every corner of the park. Many old trees n lush green ground around the historical monuments makes it magical. At this time of year, flowers are at full bloom especially the bougainvillea. Although over the years greenary is getting reduced, it is still one of the best parks in Delhi n home to many species of birds n different flowers. To accommodate the increased footfall new tracks are laid and green area’s shrinking. Tea, snacks n drinking water is available. Parking is always a messy affair there.
Vinod Kumar — Google review
It was good 1. Good and clean place to visit 2. You can spend family time there 3. There ur kids can play badminton football etc. also means family picnic spot like it is . 4. Good for artists as u can do sketching there and click beautiful pictures. 5. If you visit there in spring season you will love this as here rich variety of flowers specially roses 🌹. 6. It is LOVERS spot also . ~👍~
Vandana Kumari — Google review
Really great place for relaxing or just spending some alone time... Monuments with history and beautiful gardens really wonderful place. You can come with family. Loved the nursery! Drinking water is available as well as washrooms. Overall a nice place to chill.
Ashish Singh — Google review
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Lotus Temple

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Bahá'í house of worship
Sights & Landmarks
The Lotus Temple, located in South Delhi, is a popular religious site open to all religions. The temple is notable for its delicate flower-like exterior and unique interior design. Services are typically in progress when visitors arrive, so please be respectful and refrain from taking pictures or speaking during services. The Lotus Temple is one of Delhi's favorite tourist destinations!
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An architectural gem.. the space is beautifully designed for the purpose of spiritual and social awakening of the visitors... Peaceful and relaxing environment... Everyday prayers will calm your soul... Baha'i faith is very beautifully explained in the Design itself...
Sumit Waykos — Google review
Very beautiful and peaceful place...... Garden around the temple is a treat for the eyes ❤️ . Although be watchful for the timings or you will have to wait in long queue. 1. Don't bring FOOD, you cannot take food inside. 2.Visit in morning hours, you will enjoy everything more comfortably as for evening times there is a lot of rush and heat. 3. Don't disobey instructions....as for my experience staff is very rude and their way of correcting you will not be very good. 4. Watch for kids...They may get lost in the crowd as i have seen with my own eyes 5.It is a temple of peace but their is a huge rush of visitors that you are rarely going to experience any ☮️ peace.
Ankur — Google review
This is a beautiful place and I really love going there but infrequently ofcourse because massive crowd is there all the time. Though I really appreciate the work authorities have done to keep the place cleaned and hygienic but it would be nice to have a ticket to go in so that we can help the temple grow. Lets say maybe 10 rupees so that everyone can afford it. Our small contributions can make it grow better and help them who puts our efforts to keep this place best. That idea can help creating a proper queue so that people can come in line. Its just an idea but ill leave them for them to decide. Overall above good.
Akash Gupta — Google review
The place is quite good, it's not a temple to worship but a place to relax your mind and meditate in a big hall and there is no need to buy tickets as entry is free. Information centre helps us to understand more about the place and it's history. The Lotus Temple has won numerous architectural awards and has been featured in many newspaper and magazine articles. Overall visiting the temple is a good experience and also gives you peace but with a lot of people around you,it's get difficult. So, Please do visit there.
DAIYAN SABIR — Google review
Although the entry inside is restricted at this Covid, but being in the campus is such peaceful. Calmness and peace can be felt here, such pure energy. Campus is well maintained, free of cost to enter and see the beauty around. The cleanliness is commendable, so is the staff behaviour. You can see varieties of flowers and well maintained trees. A must visit with your loved ones.
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A very beautiful temple. The surrounding is clean and the garden is well-maintained. The view is amazing. Inside it's very calm and quite. There's nothing much inside, just a bunch chairs and a table. You can stay inside for as long as you want but you can't make noise or use phones. While going inside the temple grounds, you are not allowed to bring any kind of foods and beverages(except water) and all bags or backpacks will be checked. If you have a camera with you then you have to submit your ID card at the check gate.
Suraj Kumar Singh — Google review
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Mehrauli Archaeological Park Jamali Kamali

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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Mehrauli archaeological park is a landmark site in Delhi with more than 100 monuments from 11th century to British era. These include tombs of Balban and Quli Khan, son and grandson of the first Mughal emperor, as well as Jamali Khamali mosque attached to tomb of Sufi poet Jamali. The park also has forests and village behind it.
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Most of the mosques and other attractions are closed during the curfew, but still this place is worthy to visit. Good park for spending time
Veronika Gazi — Google review
Mehrauli Archaeological Park, it has tombs, mosques, baoli, parks, flowers, big stones, ample parking space yet i think it is still so isolated and can be maintained in better ways. It is closer to iconic Qutub Minar and the closest metro station is Saket and Qutub Minar from Yellow Line.
Deepak Varghese — Google review
One of the parks that's absolutely my favourite. Needs to be noticed more by people. It's a fab place for picnic. There is no entry fee for anyone. Inside the park complex likes Marvel's of Mughal architecture. The details are stunning. Plus there is a botanical garden towards one end of the complex that's ful of beautiful plants. This place is impossible to explore in one day in my opinion but if there were constraints i would say min of 4-5 hrs is needed for sure.
Meghna Singh — Google review
A peaceful park full of greenery and ancient monuments. It is located close to the Qutab Minar. The park has many tombs of Mughal emperors, a mosque and few unknown tombs as well. There is no entry fee to the park.
Aashwini Raj — Google review
The Mehrauli Archaeological Park historically significant monuments spread over 200 acres, the only area in Delhi known for 1,000 years of continuous habitation. Mehrauli Archaeological Park located to the south and west of the Qutb Minar complex in Delhi. Mehrauli Archaeological Park contains dozens of tombs, mosques, step-wells, and fortifications from the pre-Islamic, Sultanate, Mughal and British periods.
Shyamal Mishra — Google review
There is no entry fee. It is a very good park . Environment is very clean and safe. You can enjoy in the park also. This park is couple friendly. It is very big park. Inside the park there is a beautiful rose 🌹 garden some tomb and archeological things.
aditya prasad — Google review
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Hauz Khas

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Hauz Khas is a district located in South Delhi, with its center being the Hauz Khas Complex that was popular during medieval times. The village of Hauz Khas boasts stunning structures erected around the reservoir, featuring remnants of Islamic architecture mixed with modern urban culture.
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Hauz Khas Village

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Neighborhoods
Hauz Khas Village is a bustling pedestrianized neighborhood with a vibrant and creative atmosphere. It boasts an impressive collection of art galleries, trendy boutiques, and chic bars and restaurants. Located about 20 minutes from Delhi's city center, this hip destination offers a unique blend of contemporary flair and medieval heritage. Visitors can take a break at the Kunzum Travel Cafe for coffee and cookies before exploring the numerous independent shops selling everything from high-end fashion to vintage treasures.
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Lodhi Gardens

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Lodhi Gardens, located in New Delhi, is a vast green space spanning 90 acres that features fountains, fields, and iconic tombs of 15th and 16th-century rulers. The gardens were built around these monuments by the British in 1936 and are a popular destination for early morning walks among fit Delhi locals.
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Coast Café

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Cafe
Coast Cafe is a chic and brightly lit cafe with French windows that let in a lot of light. It's perfect for mid-week lunches with friends, as they have an extensive range of delicious pastas and cocktails.
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We had a lunch at the coast cafe and thoroughly enjoyed it. Peaceful ambience, good food, polite staff and worth a try. Cuisine is fresh and dishes are from the coastal state of Kerala.
Jinal Dedia — Google review
What a wonderful hidden gem of a place Coast Cafe turned out to be! We went there and were pleasantly surprised to find a wonderful ambience and some authentic coastal food. We ordered the chicken tacos and fish fry and absolutely loved both the dishes. Of special mention are the tacos which were wonderful! A definitive must-visit place hidden in the HKV area of Delhi. Too good. ❤️👌
Bobby Roy — Google review
The place is pretty cool. The spiral stairs though were probably because of the lack of space but end up being part of an interesting experience. The food is good, wouldn't recommend highly to a vegan or a Vegetarian, more non-veg options themed on the coast and a kerela vibe in terms of food. Decor was pretty cool and ambience was nice.
Mayan M — Google review
Coast Cafe in Hauz Khas Village has a fine fine look/feel, they offer Candle Lights on each table which makes this place a perfect one for a romantic dinner night. They have ample options for Sea Food. Coast has an exclusive Balcony Area for a smokeup which is well lit with lights. We ordered some Mexican Tacos & they were good. Highly recommended, but in the evening!
Abhishek Dwivedi — Google review
We decided to go to this place for lunch and tried the egg kuttu paratha, fried veggies tacos, coast cafe vegetable moilee, Malabar paratha, appam, quinoa and beet burger and churros. Everything was really good and fresh.
Purnima Gupta — Google review
Coast Cafe is a gem in the heart of Hauz Khas. The restaurant serves Kerala cuisine, and the ambience is beautiful- the lighting, the furniture, they're all absolutely gorgeous! The menu features a wide variety of dishes, from traditional Kerala staples like fish curry and appam to more modern fusion creations. We had fried calamari and beer batter fish tacos. Really enjoyed the food!! The service is friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. In fact, I'd like to specially mention the wonderful gesture of the staff- I spilled my drink by accident, and they were very kind to replace it with another. Big thanks to Coast Cafe for this! You won our hearts :) All in all, Coast Cafe was wonderful. And we're definitely going back again!
Anusha Banerjee — Google review
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Khari Baoli Rd

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Notable street
Shopping
Flea & Street Markets
Khari Baoli Road is a renowned and historic street that is famously known for its wholesale spices, nuts, herbs, rice and tea. Asia's largest spice market can be found here and the exotic aromas can be smelt from afar. The Old Famous Jalebi walla is also located here where one can indulge in classic Indian sweets with a hot sticky pure sugar hit.
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Awesome place For spices and dry fruits at cheap rate
tamanna baid — Google review
Must visit there for variety of masala, pulses, cereals, and other kitchen usefuls. 🌝.
Poorti Ganguli — Google review
Must visit place for good quality with reasonable rates of dry fruits and spices
Sonal Tambi — Google review
I am so happy best product khari baoli 🥰🥰
Zindagiwith Chai — Google review
Good 👍 Dry fruits Market 😊
Siddharth kumar Sharma — Google review
super congested... no fear of COVID PROTOCOLS !!!! State of the art wholesale prices
Rishikumar Sharma — Google review
Always very crowded but prices are good
Sunil Baweja — Google review
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Jantar Mantar

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Observatories & Planetariums
Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory located in Delhi, India. It was built by Maharaja Jai Singh of Jaipur in the 16th century and features 13 massive architectural objects used for studying movements of planets, sun and moon. Today, due to the tall buildings around it, observatory's devices can no longer be used accurately.
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Visited here after 30 years which brought back memories from my school trip and found that the facilities for navigation in a large area are superb. The paper ticketing is discontinued and entry is by scanning a QR code and payment by net banking. The facilities like washrooms and well-paved paths are worth noticing. Another remarkable feature here are the tactile maps and diagrams of the monuments that the blind can touch-sense to get an idea of the real object. Besides that there is also a large information metal board embossed in Braille with description of the monument. ♿ Accessibility Features: Yes=Ramp access. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.
Tushar Suradkar — Google review
👑🙆👌Jantar Mantar is located in the modern city of New Delhi. “Jantar Mantar” literally means “instruments for measuring the harmony of the heavens”. It consists of 13 architectural astronomy instruments. It's a nice and quiet place amidst the hustle and bustle of Central Delhi. You can visit for a few nice clicks and also to witness one of the oldest ways of measuring time and the position of celestial bodies devised in medieval India. The maintenance of lawns and green area is extremely good. >Entry fee 20 for online tickets. >25 for taking from the counter
Gurjeet Singh — Google review
A very different type of place , just next to Connaught place outer circle. Ticket can be bought there or online too. Parking is easily available on weekends. The place is a collection of many yantras or different type of ancient clocks that shows advanced science present in India during pretty ancient times. The place is not very well kept and looked after which makes me feel very bad. While other countries make a lot of money through tourism, India having so many gems in its bag, is wasting them.
Uttam Dwivedi — Google review
Jantar Mantar is located in the modern city of New Delhi. “Jantar Mantar” literally means “instruments for measuring the harmony of the heavens”. It consists of 13 architectural astronomy instruments. It's a nice and quiet place amidst the hustle and bustle of Central Delhi. You can visit for a few nice clicks and also to witness one of the oldest ways of measuring time and the position of celestial bodies devised in medieval India. The maintenance of lawns and green area is extremely good. >Entry fee 20 for online tickets. >25 for taking from the counter .
Ranjeet kumar — Google review
Great Indian ancient laboratory used to measure a time of sun , moon & distance between planet's. Sun instrument used for Hindu to calculate a sun location you can count time with this. Moon instrument used for a Islamic to calculate moon time. In centre One biggest instrument is situated which represents a time of day with reflection and accuracy is about fraction of second. Here is one instrument is also situated which represents the time of three earth's region at a one time. Also in a year one day and night is same in time in that day one black room is filled with light this room calculation and placing is amazing. All things are amazing and is superior. In ancient time when all other are in leaf clothing India is on some superior level and have great knowledge of earth ,sun, moon, planet's calculation, Wow. Proud to be Indian.
Dhuliya Kishan — Google review
Jantar Mantar is located in central part of city New Delhi. “Jantar Mantar” literally means “instruments for measuring the harmony of the heavens”. It consists of 13 architectural astronomy instruments. It's a nice and quiet place amidst the hustle and bustle of Central Delhi. You can visit for a few nice clicks and also to witness one of the oldest ways of measuring time and the position of celestial bodies devised in medieval India. The maintenance of lawns and green area is extremely good. >Entry fee 20 for online tickets. >25 for taking from the counter .
Revanth Bezawada — Google review
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Old Delhi

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Old Delhi, also known as Purani Dilli, is a section of Central Delhi in India that was established in 1648 as the walled city of Shahjahanabad. This area served as the Mughal capital under Emperor Shah Jahan and now stands alongside New Delhi as two distinct parts of the city. Old Delhi may be crowded and crumbling, but it boasts some of the most remarkable sights in all of Delhi.
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National Gallery of Modern Art

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Art gallery
Museums
If you love contemporary and modern art, National Gallery of Modern Art is a must visit in Delhi. The gallery has an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures and other work by Indian artists dating back to the 1960s. There are regular exhibitions that rotate throughout the year so be sure to check the website for details. Admission is free for all visitors.
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Worth visiting this art gallery. One can easily locate and reach. Situated next to national stadium India Gate. The ticket cost only 20rs. The Art gallery is spread to 3 storeys. aesthetically and artistically placed on each storey. So many art forms , art and painting are on showcase from many renounce personalities and some unknown artist as well. Taking photos of art gallery is allowed but taking personal photo is prohibited. It takes 2-3hrs to view all the art if you're really interested.
shivam mandal — Google review
Very chic & well maintained museum. The art collection is a joy to watch. However, the 3D Laser Lights Night show from 6.00pm to 6.30pm is dazzling! You gotto witness it to believe how cutting edge technology meets art. A word of appreciation for the staff.. Especially the guards- they're marvelous folks!
Nabeela Ali — Google review
It is a must-visit place for art lovers. The 3-floor building is surrounded by a beautiful garden, where you can relax and enjoy the greenery. The gallery itself houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and drawings from various artists. I was amazed by the range of styles and techniques on display. If you need a break from walking around, there are sitting arrangements on each floor where you can take a rest and admire the art. I highly recommend this gallery to anyone interested in art.
Dr. Aesha Agrawat — Google review
It was a great experience observing such amazing art, I'm at a loss for words after seeing the huge amount of art pieces in this art gallery, The 1st floor was my favourite out of them all. It will take up minimum 3 hours of your time if you DON'T go through the gallery thoroughly enough and read the description/history of the art piece. There's a lot of walking to be done so you're bound to get hungry, what other place is there to hangout after this other than Khan Market! Cheers ✌️
Parth Chauhan — Google review
Jaipur House was originally built for the Kachhawa rulers of Jaipur. This museum consists of two buildings, the heritage building is devoted to exhibitions only while the new building built in 2009 houses the permanent collection of the museum. Parking is available free of charge and this is one of the few government buildings where one can bring persons with reduced mobility as there as inclines almost everywhere. In the new building, there is a locker where they force you to deposit your bag but no such problem exists in the heritage building. Tickets for Indian citizens are nominal and its a lovely place to enjoy the greenery outside of the building as its one of the loneliest spots in Delhi which is a boon for persons who hate crowds and noise such as myself.
Barun Ghosh — Google review
Very nice place! Worth visiting. One can spend whole day if he/she has even a little interest in arts. Good collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures. Building is also very good, and ambience is quite peaceful. You can also visit with your family. Ticket for Indian citizen is also cheaper, only Rs-20/. Location is good as well, because you can plan to visit multiple site as it is near India Gate, and there are other places where one can visit.
Ishrat Alig — Google review
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Tomb of Firoz Shah Tughlaq

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Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Tomb of Firuz Shah Tughlaq, situated in a stunning location, is a historical site that houses the remains of a fortification and several other buildings including a mosque, 14th-century madrasa (an academic institution for Islamic studies), and the tomb itself. Firuz Shah was an influential ruler who governed over the Sultanate of Delhi between 1351 to 1388. The serene ambiance during dusk enhances the beauty of this architectural wonder.
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Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir

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Jain temple
Sights & Landmarks
The Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir, Delhi's most famous Jain temple, is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. The temple is made of red sandstone and features several shrines, a bookstore, and a bird hospital. The temple hosts free traditional Indian wrestling matches known as kushti every Thursday afternoon.
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Digambar Jain Lal Mandir is the serene place. This temple is just near to the Lal Quila metro station. Well managed and maintained temple. One can visit for worship spending religious time. Also, good for peaceful time and meditation. This temple is just in front of the Red Fort. Inside the campus there is a bird hospital to take care of injured birds. They are being taken care well and once cured get released in open surrounding. Special arrangement is there for feeding and medication.
Santosh Kumar — Google review
Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir is the oldest and best-known Jain temple in Delhi, India. It is directly across from the Red Fort in the historical Chandni Chowk area. The temple is known for an avian veterinary hospital, called the Jain Birds Hospital, in a second building behind the main temple.
Manish Shokeen — Google review
Very old temple made . Really cute.for jain religion. In opposite Redfort delhi near gauri shan kar Mandir.also treat here birds .Dr avl.
Girijesh Kumar yadav — Google review
Digambar Jain Lal Mandir is the serene place. This temple is just near to the Lal Quila metro station. Well managed and maintained temple. One can visit for worship spending religious time. Also, good for peaceful time and meditation. This temple is just in front of the Red Fort. Inside the campus there is a bird hospital to take care of injured birds. They are being taken care well and once cured get released in open surrounding. Special arrangement is there for feeding and medication. This is around 400 years old Jain Temple opposite Red Fort. It is a Atishay Shetra for devotees. There is crowded on Friday evening to worship Padmavati Mata. Extremely well built and well maintained. Peaceful, ambient, cool and calm. Good for all age groups and some evening peace time for everyone.
Akhil Jain (Akki) — Google review
One of the precious place for Digambar jain community. A old temple with mughal era style sanctrum and hand painted walls. A region nearer to Delhi's oldest market Chandni Chowk. You can stay at Dharmshala and plan your journey for Delhi. (Dharamshala booking starts from 6:00 amm)
Meet Jain — Google review
Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir is the oldest and best-known Jain temple in Delhi, India. It is directly across from the Red Fort in the historical Chandni Chowk area. The temple is known for an avian veterinary hospital, called the Jain Birds Hospital, in a second building behind the main temple. Sri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir is open: Sun - Sat 5:00 AM - 1:00 PM Sun - Sat 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Nived Sagar — Google review
Definitely a heavenly place. It stays open throughout the day however the board on the main gate says otherwise (it specifies timings as per different seasons). You will love the ambience of this place. Amidst the chaos of purani delhi, this places emits peace. You must check out the Dhyan Kendra here. Definite visit.
Naman Jain — Google review
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Fatehpuri Masjid

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Fatehpuri Masjid is a beautiful mosque situated at the western end of Chandni Chowk in Delhi. It was built in 1650 entirely out of red sandstone and features a subtly domed fluted dome and towering minarets. The mosque is named after Fatehpuri Begum, the wife of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Visitors can also explore the nearby Gadodia Market, which is Asia's largest wholesale spice market.
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This Masjid is Replica of main Jamia Masjid Old Delhi..... peace and blessings of this place is when you visit this place near Spice Market. Best place to worship.
KASHMIR KHATAMBAND — Google review
I traveled here from the Red Fort side on a foot-pedaled rickshaw for INR 30 and the entrance was all encroached by various vendors but inside is a very different world -peaceful and huge. ♿ Accessibility Features: Yes=Ramp access. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.
Tushar Suradkar — Google review
Fatehpuri Mazjid is not as grand as nearby Jama Masjid, but it is as beautiful as Jama Masjid. It's built in the same style as most of the Mughal mosques are built, but the addition of tombs ( including tombs of people died during revolt of 1857) in its open space gives it a different character. It has the heritage building status and is maintained quite well with regular maintenance done to it timely. I was close to it many times but never visited inside it. This was first and definitely not the last.
kashif najam — Google review
Masjid Fatehpuri was built in 1650 by Fatehpuri Begum, one of Shah Jahan’s wives. The mosque is built with red sandstone on a large scale and is surmounted by a single dome. This mosque is a beautiful specimen of the magnificence of Mughal architecture and stands as a silent spectator, witnessing all historical events right from the Mughal and British periods till date. Flanked by towering minarets, the mosque has a traditional design with the prayer hall having seven-arched openings. Among the seven arches, the central arch is the highest. Masjid Fatehpuri has three gates: one is right in front of the Red Fort at Chandni Chowk and the other two are in the north and the south. Id-ul-Fitr and Id-ul-Azha is celebrated in a grand way in the Fatehpuri Masjid, Delhi. The place is on the heart of the city (Chandni Chowk) so it can be reached very easily. The different parts of the mosque are beautifully decorated and are a visual pleasure. Today I visited here and feel very nice.
Dr. Md. Afroz Alam — Google review
Fatehpuri Masjid was built in 1650 by Fatehpuri Begum, one of emperor Shah Jahan's wives who was from Fatehpur Sikri,[1] and the mosque at Taj Mahal is also named after her
Mohammed Sahad — Google review
Great feel. One of a kind experience. The distinctive smell of various spices from the Khari Baoli, combines with the pious vibe of the Masjid, enhances your experience. The architecture is excellent too.
Rifaa Javed — Google review
It looks exactly like Jama Masjid But this is Fatehpuri and it was also built by Shahjahan. for his second wife 5 times prayer is also held here and people come here every day to see and discover
Sabir Khan — Google review
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Purana Qila

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Purana Qila is an old fort in the city of Delhi. It was built over 2,500 years ago and has been redesigned and rebuilt many times since then. The present structure was influenced by Islam, which is seen in the construction of the Qila-Kuna Mosque nearby. The fort is beautiful and majestic and offers a great view of Delhi from its ramparts.
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Simplicity of old times relived amongst these relics. The place is located adjacent to Delhi Zoo. It has a comfortable parking for your vehicle. Entry fee is very nominal. Overall a great place for outing with your family and friends. Ticket price for quila is 30 rs including museum view. . museum doesn't contain a huge collection.. sunset view with those royal wall and photography worth the place..
Anish Suman — Google review
Purana Qila represents the historical view of ancient architecture. Place is very beautiful and environment is so peaceful that one can spend hours without any regrets. Very nice choice for outing and place is definitely worth a visit. Lake side view and walking in side has very amazing experience. Walking there feels like walking in park. For maintenance of cleanliness of place Food items are strictly prohibited.
Kishan Vaishnav — Google review
Purana Qila (Old Fort) represents the historical view of ancient Mughal architecture. Place is very beautiful and environment is so peaceful that one can spend hour without any regrets. Very nice choice for outing and place is definitely worth a visit. Lake side view and walking in side has very amazing experience. Walking there feels like walking in park.
Anmol — Google review
History lovers might just love this place as it has a small and beautiful archaeological museum. Avoid daytime when sun is right over the head. Lot of couples could be seen exploring history in their own ways. The ruins here, after excavation ,found out is believed to be from the Mauryan dynasty period or so but dont expect too much.
Sreenath P — Google review
Purana Qila and Lake is a great place for a leisurely morning walk. Not too many people go here in the mornings and it lets one enjoy the beauty of the place without too many people around. The monuments inside are well-maintained and lawns are manicured. One gets to learn a lot about our history there.
vivek mukherjee — Google review
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Hauz Khas Social

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Restaurant
The restaurant Hauz Khas Social is perfect for people who want an alternative work environment that is both environmental friendly and stylish. It has a great view of the landmark Delhi landmarks and its interiors are comfortable and inviting. The cafe doubles as a bar, so it's popular among freelancers, independents professionals, and tourists alike.
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Very spacious.. much bigger than imagined from it's appearance on the outside. Very beautiful with transparent glass on one side with view of greenery of the deer park. That itself was a view worth it. Fully air-conditioned, very nice ambient lighting, with cozy seating arrangements and clean washrooms. The variety of seating arrangements and the way they were segregated just amazed me. Feels of a cafe, restaurant, meeting area, working zones.. all with proper divisions.. that's something to be experienced. Cool brew, chocolate bloodbath, iced tea.. are the ones we tasted. We ordered the chocolate bloodbath immediately again, it was that good.
GaneshDeekshith S — Google review
I was here at noon with my wife to take some pictures. A beautiful place to visit. A fine contrast of the modern city at the border of ancient ruins. Can be crowded most of the year, but fully worth the visit. Hauz Khas, South Delhi houses a water tank, an Islamic seminary, a mosque, a tomb and pavilions built around an urbanized village with mediaeval history traced to the 13th century of Delhi Sultanate reign.
Pritam Kurmi — Google review
Super like this place! The Social Restaurant offers a remarkable dining experience that combines delectable cuisine, exceptional service, and a vibrant atmosphere. From the moment you step foot into The Social Restaurant, you will be greeted with warm hospitality and a welcoming ambiance. The restaurant boasts a contemporary and stylish interior, adorned with tasteful decor that creates an inviting setting for a memorable dining experience. Whether you're visiting for a romantic evening or a gathering with friends and family, The Social Restaurant caters to a variety of occasions. One of the standout features of The Social Restaurant is its diverse and innovative menu. The talented culinary team is dedicated to crafting dishes that showcase the finest flavors and ingredients. From gourmet appetizers to tantalizing mains and delightful desserts, each dish is thoughtfully prepared with an artistic flair. Whether you're a fan of traditional favorites or eager to explore new culinary creations, The Social Restaurant offers something to satisfy every palate.
Bar Arviv — Google review
The place has closed down 2 years ago. What a disappointment with Social that they failed to update the information. Had travelled to the distance to visit Social on a friend's recommendation for the place's ambience 😟 However, visited the beautiful monument.
Laxmi Mordekar — Google review
This place is good for both evening party and lunch. Ask for table near glass windows which gives a awesome view of the Lake located near Hauz Khas, must visit place in rainy season. Food is okay wasn't that good , always go for deserts at places like this because food is not always up to the mark. Social is a very good place to hangout with friend. It offers great ambience with good music. There are a lot of options in food and drinks as well which will make you go there more than once. You can also go for a walk in the Hauz Khas fort which is near Social.
Harsh Madaan — Google review
The place was on my must visit list for a long time! When I visited Delhi, I made sure I visited this place. The food and drinks were great, no questions asked. The atmosphere was also good except a few loud customers. The service was excellent. We were seated inside but after requesting the servers we were shifted to a seat overlooking the lake, which was amazing! The only concern I had was the bill had both GST and VAT! Service tax was also levied, but that was okay. Nevertheless, I enjoyed my time here and will visit again.
Rima Seal — Google review
This is the the only place in hkv worthy spending time at. They have a good space,very different and vast seating area,small yet decent dance floor,they also have lake facing dining seats,both indoor and outdoor. Good place for a brunch date, reserve a lake facing table,for some amazing views! They also conduct mini concerts/events (pre-covid)
Basavakiran Namdar — Google review
It's located in Hauz Khas village. The interiors are rustic and in industrial style with raw finish. There's a bar at the entry and people generally wait here till they get a table. Waiting hours could be long here. They told us it could take 3 -4 hours to get a window side so we opted for a normal one and it took more than an hour to get that. They have some really good options for food. Try their kebabs it's delicious and also pasta. If you manage to get a window table you'll have a really great view of the lake and the greenery around.
Sarwar — Google review
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Gurudwara Sri Bangla Sahib

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Gurudwara Shri Bangla Sahib is a beautiful Sikh temple made of white marble and adorned with shining golden onion domes. It was constructed on the site where the eighth Sikh guru, Harkrishan Dev, resided before his passing in 1664. The gurdwara features a large holy tank of water which is said to have healing properties and has been associated with the young guru's efforts to tend to cholera and smallpox victims during an epidemic.
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My most favourite place where I felt so good and calm. The place is so calm and peaceful. The staff who was collecting our footwears near shoe holders section randomly gave me chocolates which made my day. It was so kind of him. Everyone working there are so humble and ambience was lovely. Felt blessed. There is also a pond with colourful fishes. Food was very delicious.
Anmol — Google review
Very welcoming and peaceful place in Delhi. It’s a religious complex for the Sikh community but all other communities are welcome. When we went to visit the shrine, everything was well organized. A Sikh association was offering free plants outside the shrine. ⚠️ Be respectful ⚠️ Dress appropriately ⚠️ Be read to leave your shoes behind while you visit the shrine
SebCeleste M — Google review
The place is so calm and peaceful.Everyone working there are so humble and ambience was lovely. Felt blessed. There is also a pond with colourful fishes. Food was very delicious. Have langar there that was the best feeling I ever had. Make sure to be attentive with your purses, wallet and phones. Opens 24 hrs. Please do visit here if you live in Delhi or if you have come to visit Delhi. Make sure to - Be respectful Dress appropriately Be read to leave your shoes behind while you visit.
Bulbul Indolia — Google review
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Delhi

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Delhi, the capital of India, is a sprawling metropolis located in the northern part of the country. The neighborhood of Old Delhi dates back to the 1600s and boasts several historical landmarks, including the Red Fort and Jama Masjid mosque. Visitors can explore Chandni Chowk, a lively bazaar filled with food stalls and spice shops.
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Parikrama The Revolving Restaurant

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North Indian restaurant
The Parikrama The Revolving Restaurant in Delhi offers visitors a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. It serves North Indian, Chinese and Thai dishes.
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It is situated near cp outer circle. We went on weekend but got a seat which was good. It is around 17 storied structure where you will have to go by lift Food was good. The place was rotating to give 360 degree panoramic view. All the tables were facing outside so you will not have FOMO. Service was good but everyone was behaving extra nice to get tip
Mahesh Arjundan Gadhvi — Google review
Went here for the first time and it was a good experience. Good view of Delhi. Feels great to see it. Food is good as well with a good view. Recommended.
Kanika Singh — Google review
It's a sky rise restaurant. The sittings are good. They have a very limited menu. The food quality is really good. Yeah it's true the restaurant revolves but at a very slow place. You get a beautiful sky and city view from your seats. You don't have to worry about where you sit, you will surely get the views. Only thing is they have a very limited menu which makes it quite difficult to make a choice of food. The service is good but could be better. And the staff is polite but a little laidback. The price is on the higher side. The ambience is okay they could have improved the interiors. And some cleaning is also required on Windows. But overall it was a good experience.
Shubham Jain — Google review
Topic: Parikrama The Revolving Restaurant A Blast from the Past: Dining at a revolving restaurant was once all the rage The lure of its uniqueness and my long standing dream of dining in a revolving restaurant was recently satiated at Parikrama. The promise of a 360 degree view of Delhi's cityscape was fulfilled via the restaurant's moving floorboard, that revolves in an anticlockwise manner and offers diners a birds-eye view of Delhi's icons, such as Connaught Place, New Delhi Railway Station, Humayun's Tomb, Barakhamba Road and the green canopies that make up central Delhi's Skyline. The experience is further enhanced by the more than satisfactory food and decent service. The orinetal flavours of the aniseed chicken, the creamy richness of Dal Makhani, and the mild sweetness of the Malai Kofta, accompanied with a garlic naan, worked in harmony to create a satisfying and wholesome meal. The only improvement can be in the general décor, furniture and fittings that are ready for renovation. The availability of a bar menu will be an additional appeal for many, and the selection of IceCream Sundays are bound to delight the little ones. All in all, the food, service and overall experience make this a one of a kind proposition for a meal with your family, your friends or a romantic affair with your partner.
Joyant Taandon — Google review
The view is majestic. The food quality is also good but the service is not good at all. They are taking so much time in making the food which you ordered , after that they take so much time in giving your bill. This has happened with me twice. Services should be made better otherwise what is point of spending money when you’re not getting good service.
Dhruv Kargwal — Google review
Visited here with my Parents on my birthday. It was kinda thrilling when table starts moving then it went normal. Food was ok, Staff were kind and generous. Overall good experience.
Venkat Narayan — Google review
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Raj Ghat

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Historic Sites
Mahatma Gandhi's memorial, Raj Ghat, is a beautiful place to visit in Delhi in the summer. The black marble platform marks the spot where he was cremated and it also houses the memorials of many other important people in Indian history. The memorial is open all days of the week and entry fees are free for all.
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Very pleasant and peaceful place 😇surrounded by beautiful garden. You can go with family and friends and spend sometime there and the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial is properly maintained. Cleaning is done very nicely. The whole surroundings are beautiful. There a pond also which is also nice😍the entry is totally free. You have to deposit your shoes before going to the memorial. No food is allowed.
Aditya R — Google review
Must visit place for its importance. Well maintained. Have proper parking. Long walk required to explore fully. Background song added some calmness automatically. Lovely gardens
Vini Sharma — Google review
Raj Ghat: place where everyone find peace & sound environment. One can witness a variety of flowers & trees. So, environment feels to be relaxing & joyful. For children there is playing area with grasses all over & for couples too. A very good place for photographers too. Easily accessible by means of public transport. Bring memories of Mahatma Gandhi to the visitors.
roll. 75 / Vishwajeet — Google review
Raj Ghat is a memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. Originally it was the name of a historic ghat of Old Delhi. Raj Ghat is primarily 12 sq feet platform made up of black marble. It represents the place where Mahatma Gandhi's last rites were performed on the next day of his assassination, i.e. on 31st January 1948. It is left open to the sky while an eternal flame burns at one end.
Jasmine — Google review
Beautiful, clean and peaceful park 😊 a little tension at the entrance, because of very rude guard, who said without Aarogya setu you can not enter, literally he said: ' Out ', but it does not require much time to download this app. After that we were welcomed to the park. A lot of greenery, trees and birds 😍 special enjoyment is to walk barefoot on soft juicy grass!
Ana Mesh — Google review
The Raj Ghat is a memorial site to honour Mahatma Gandhi. The grounds are extensive and park like. The monument itself is a simple black marble platform which is the site of Ghandis cremation. The platform is open air and there is an ever burning flame. The complex also has 2 museums dedicated to Gandhi.
Santosh Baghel — Google review
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Jamali Kamali

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Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb is a magnificent architectural complex located in Mehrauli Archaeological Park, dating back to the 16th century. It is a remarkable example of the traditional Islamic style of architecture with its exquisite design and intricate details. The complex includes a mosque and tomb, which are notable for their stunning artwork and distinctive craftsmanship. Moreover, visitors can explore the ancient step well Rajon Ki Baoli, which adds another layer to this intriguing historical site.
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Rajon Ki Baoli

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Archaeological site
The site Rajon Ki Baoli is a well-known stepwell situated inside the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, in Delhi. It was built in the 16th century by Daulat Khan and is one of the largest and most decorated of the three wells in the park. The lower levels of the well have about four different levels, each with its own attractive architectural style. There are also several mosques and tombs located at the site which make it an interesting place to visit.
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Nice place for old architect lovers. Situated inside the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Rajon Ki Baoli (16th Century) is one of the best kept secrets of the city. The stepwell boasts of a grand ornate structure with cooling chambers in a jungle like surrounding. It surely offers a relaxing ambience for the weary travellers.
Vacay Buds — Google review
Situated inside the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Rajon Ki Baoli (16th Century) is one of the best kept secrets of the city. The stepwell boasts of a grand ornate structure with cooling chambers in a jungle like surrounding. It surely offers a relaxing ambience for the weary travellers. We have witnessed it in all moods... completely dry, with little water and with waters uptill the chambers. May it be back to its grandeur and be the reason for the happiness for all those who seek its support!
Vipin Gaur — Google review
Rajan Ki Baoli is a historical step well which was built during Lodhi Dynasty in 1506 by Daulat Khan. This is a beautiful Baoli surrounded by Historical Buildings and Nature. You can easily reach here and this is a part of Mehrauli Archaeological Park. Apart from this there are many other archeological things to explore.
Travelentano — Google review
Mughal era water storage and deep well can be found in the Mehrauli Archaeological Park. The surrounding area around the baoli is not well kept yet is an interesting place for people. It was closed when I went in Feb 22 .
Uttam Sharma — Google review
The entrance to the park isn’t easy to spot. The garden inside the Mehrauli Archeological Park are decent and it’s a nice little place, but I found it to be a bit overrated.
Sanjeev Sharma — Google review
Rajon ki Baoli also referred to as Rajon ki Bain, Rajon means Masons probably named during the British Empire. It is located in the Mehrauli Archaeological Park in Delhi and is one of the most beautiful and well-maintained step-wells in Delhi. The Baoli was commissioned by Daulat Khan in 1506 CE. He was an administrator of the Lodi dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate who invited Babur to India. The three-story structure has a lot to offer, one can find many historic significance here. The baoli is surrounded by Verandah with attractive pillars and arches decorated with motifs. On the west side of the baoli, there's a small tomb and a stunning mosque.
Altamash — Google review
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Kunzum - Hauz Khas Village

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Book store
The Kunzum Bookstore in Delhi, India is a cafe and coffee shop that is dedicated to helping travelers from all over the world. There are displays of photography, books, brochures and music here to help make the café a place where travelers can share stories and ideas. There is also wifi available for use.
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Nice place, lots of positive vibes and lots of story to read, they have different notepads in which wrote there travel experience which can give you serious travel goals. You just sip on your coffee and go through them. Very quite and definitely a spot to meet like minded people
Deepak Satti — Google review
Before Pandemic, it was kunzum travel cafe , now converted into A book store. Actually, It's a curated book store where variety is priority over quantity. I like the aesthetics, reading space and idea 💡 they are working on. The concept is "if you buy a book, you can use reading space and avail a complementary coffee. Isn't it amazing- in the world of digital rush somebody is still promoting physical reading. In one line - it's paradise for book lovers. Inside Fact - it's thier fifth store.
Vikram Singh — Google review
The cafe is cool. The idea of the cafe is super cool. You become the member and get concessions for trips and travel workshops. You can sip coffee and give as much money as possible ( less or more , doesn’t matter). A must visit.
aatif majeed — Google review
So many interesting books! They didn’t have any books on the history behind Indian holiday so I just got this book. Any recommendations on what to read to learn more about India? Follow my Instagram and DM me 😊
Alexis Cowell (Alexis I Cowell) — Google review
In a place full of clubs and cafes, there is a hidden book store which has my heart. They have a perfect interior with a perfect color combination and a best collection of books of every genre. You can also purchase any book and sit there to read it. It's a place you never want to leave.
Prerna Sharma — Google review
A one of a kind place I have seen in Delhi with 'Pay What You Like' service. The cafe is small with casual seating and it is really very calm and silent. With an option of having tea and coffee of different varieties with biscuits, the place also has some magazines and books for sale. We were there for a meeting with a colleague and just loved the amazing ambiance of the place. I'm definitely going back to this place
Nikhil Kamath — Google review
Nice and quiet place to read or work. They have a large collection of books arranged per genre. They only offer coffee if you purchase a book from them but you can still use charging ports and WiFi free of cost.
Anurag Gupta — Google review
I recently had the pleasure of visiting Kunzum Bookstore in the heart of Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi, and I must say it was a delightful experience. The store's quaint and quiet ambiance immediately caught my attention, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. What sets Kunzum Bookstore apart is their unique practice of serving coffee with the purchase of books. It's a wonderful gesture that enhances the reading experience and makes you feel right at home. I spent a couple of hours engrossed in their wide collection of books, which catered to various interests and genres. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, ready to recommend hidden gems or engage in literary conversations. It truly felt like a haven for book lovers, a place where you can lose track of time while exploring the realms of literature. If you're in search of a peaceful retreat to immerse yourself in a good book, Kunzum Bookstore is the perfect destination. The combination of their inviting atmosphere, complimentary coffee, and extensive book selection makes for a memorable and enriching experience.
Eshwaran Venkat — Google review
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Dilli Haat

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Shopping
Flea & Street Markets
Dilli Haat, located opposite the INA Metro Station in South Delhi, is a bustling market that provides visitors with an authentic taste of India's village markets. The government has set up this popular destination to give artisans a platform to sell their wares and showcase Indian culture. Visitors can browse through traditional clothing, jewelry, arts & crafts and enjoy cuisine from various states in India at the food court.
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Elma’s

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Bakery
Cafe
Restaurant
Elma's Bakery Bar & Kitchen is a charming establishment in the bustling Hauz Khas Village, offering a European-inspired ambiance and an array of delectable high teas, cakes, and breads. The cafe exudes relaxation and comfort for its patrons to enjoy their meals in peace. Visitors seeking Continental cuisine can indulge in the menu offerings at Elma's Bakery Bar & Kitchen or head to Yeti The Himalayan Kitchen for authentic Tibetan and Nepalese fare.
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Tried one of their signature dish- Shepherd's Pie. Was okaish. With two rounds of warm and cold drinks. Was empty given that it was around 8 pm. A little worn-out settings. But overall a good place to sit and catch up with friends about the day.
Rural Echoes — Google review
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YETI, The Himalayan Kitchen

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Nepalese restaurant
Tibetan restaurant
YETI, The Himalayan Kitchen is an atmospheric eatery that serves classic Nepalese and Tibetan cuisine within red-brick interiors. This restaurant has introduced the people of Delhi to the delicious flavors of Himalayan dishes, such as thukpa, spiced Wai Wai, datchi & tingmo. YETI was one of the first restaurants in Delhi that exclusively served food from the mountains and has now become a staple location for anyone craving spicy and satisfying hill food.
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Loved this place for the authentic Himalayan food taste. Tibetan, Nepali or bhutani you name it they have it. Probably the few places in delhi were you can get pork and buff momos.
Ajish George — Google review
Not for the weak hearted... The Himalayan kitchen is everything it promises to be. The interiors makes you forget the congestion outside and transports you to the mountains. The menu is a very well researched and diverse fare from the mountains. However watch out for the spice levels... Which comes without any warning... You need to caution the server of your fiery levels. Other than that a nice experience.
Anirban Sengupta — Google review
A restaurant that serves food from across the length and breadth of the Himalayas (barring Kashmir): Nepal, Tibet, and even the North-East. We tried the chicken thukpa (good, and a huge portion size too), a Yeti special fried rice (excellent), and the pork lemon fried, which is one of their signature dishes and is an absolutely must-try if you like pork: it's really, really good. For a little less than Rs 1400 for a meal for two adults and a child, this is superb value for money.
Madhulika Liddle — Google review
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Summer House Delhi

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Cafe
Located in Hauz Khas Village and well known for its lively atmosphere and terrace serving Western-style fare with cocktails, the cafe is always buzzing with people on any given night. In recent years, it has become a regular spot for live music, making it one of the most popular cafes in Delhi. The charming interiors are designed in black and there's plenty of seating to make you stay as long as you want.
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I had heard about this place but finally visited it yesterday. We sat on the terrace and the vibes were good. Drinks / food and music was great. Overall a great place to hangs out with friends and family. Would definitely recommend😊
Priya Chopra — Google review
Visited this place after ages, nice open air space on the top with the mist fans running, a must for the hot summers. The food is pretty good too. The first level changes to a dance floor later at night. It gets pretty crowded on weekends, but then the crowd I reckon gets filtered at the entry so really nice folks. Though the place shuts down at midnight but worth the while.
Krish — Google review
Immersive Ambience, Perfect Party Zone! Summer House Café is one of the most in-demand hang-out places in South Delhi. Drinks menu is impressive. The food is good (not extraordinary, though). Hospitality-wise, the restaurant has room for improvement. I found the entrance-point personnel a little unwelcoming and unprofessional. Waiters are super friendly.
Nur Amin H. — Google review
It has a very nice vibe and maybe that's why it's always fully booked. The food is very good and it has good quality ingredients as well. The staff is attentive and nice. But I was just disappointed that they had a whole mixology section for cocktails but didn't have most of the ingredients mentioned on the menu to make them.
Uns Jaya Pandit — Google review
Good place to spend time at ! Good food with good presentation. A lot of parking . Mobile network @airtel might not be there inside the cafe .
sumit Saurabh — Google review
Ambiance was good but lightning was low for photos. Staff was very polite and trained. Taste was nice. Quantity and quality was okish. Over priced place. They have limited seats inside, they have outdoor sitting as well. Their special loaded nachos was best and recommended from my side. Overall experience was nice
Rupal — Google review
I'd have given it 5 if the food was little cheaper or there was more quantity. That's technically the only thing wrong about this place. The two items we ordered tasted amazing- Thai Green Curry and Shitake Mushroom dish(don't exactly remember the name). They were great. The place looks lovely, ambiance is great and saw lot of people here, even at non peak hours. Would definitely recommend to go here but yeah, the items are touch expensive and less in quantity.
Amit Amola — Google review
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Auro Kitchen Bar

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$$$$expensive
Restaurant
A cool and relaxed rooftop cafe with a great menu of eclectic Indian fusion fare and craft cocktails, Auro Kitchen & Bar is a must-visit in hip Hauz Khas. With pretty fairy lights decorating the outside and lovely fall lights bringing the indoors to life, this place will make your boozy high much better!
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The food was great and the terrace is beautiful. I don’t get why people can’t just give 5 stars if everything is fine… highly recommend.
J — Google review
Met a friend at Auro for drinks in the evening. We mostly got beers and some truffle fries. It was a good evening. Beers could have been better. Some beers were not available. The fries were pretty good.
Harsh Singh — Google review
I liked it especially because of the happy hours. We went to Auro and they informed us about the happy hours. In food we have tried their pastaa, pizzas(flat breads), pork ribs and grilled chickens... All of these were good and I'd recommend flat breads because they were cheesy, thin and loaded with flavours We really enjoyed the evening there Although if i have to point out any cons that would be the speaker quality and choices of songs doesn't match to the vibe 😂
shubhajit mandal — Google review
An amazing place to hangout with friends. The open area is amazing in winters. Food was amazing as well. A lil bit on the pricy side. Cheese jalapeños turnover was amazing. Ghee roast kebabs were fabulous as well.
Pavneet Minhas — Google review
Has an inside and outdoor sitting. For Summers they kind of have water sprinklers ( mist kind, I don't know what's it called ) which helps keeping the outside temperature a little pleasant No music for outdoor sitting but the vibe is great, I saw there was mostly after office crowd. Normal lighting, nice to hang out during late evenings Pretty loud music and dim lighting inside. Serving size of food - 8/10 Service - 7/10 Food - 7/10 Price - 4/10 ( kinda expensive) White Sangria was pretty good! I ordered Mixed sauce pasta - 5/10 ( have had way better pasta that this one, they even charged for adding veggies otherwise it was a plain/dry pasta) Garlic bread was good. Cheese flat bread - 6/10 ( pretty average quantity was really good ) Sangria - 10/10 ( loved it ) Nice place for hanging out with friends/ colleagues ! Went during winters this time 😝 freezing cold but enjoyed having mushroom dimsums (10/10) and loaded nachos (8/10) with veggies very yummy ! The waiter was a bit rude. I wanted to get clicks with my friend whom I met after long 5 years but once we paid the bill they seemed to be disinterested :(
Mansi Arora — Google review
This was my second visit. Ordered Soba noodle salad- Very fresh and refreshing. Chicken falafel wrap- Must have Penne in Mama Rosa- This is pink sauce pasta served with garlic bread. Good pasta.
Chhavi Khurana — Google review
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Cafe Lota

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$$$$affordable
Restaurant
This stylish Indian cafe sticks to modern, regional dishes and offers cooking classes. It's a popular spot amongst Delhi's cultured set who gather here for filter coffee, pancakes, omelettes and quinoa.
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A must on your bucket list if you like to explore new places. The interiors are done with some indoor greenery and very simple sittings, which provides the cafe it's distinct identity and composed vibe. Coming to the food, which is quite easy to recommend. You'll love anything that order here, from drinks to starters to main course. So don't worry about that, and especially when the plating is done to perfection. A lovely time spent here and hopefully there'll be more!
Yash Verma — Google review
Simplicity at its best! The ambience is soothing and relaxing. The food is amazing 🤩. The menu is small but serves the purpose. Service is great! What else do you need? The only downside is that it closes too soon due to being part of a government building. Will definitely visit again!
Rahul Sharma — Google review
Great place for having Indian Cuisine. Food was fresh and was beautifully served. Menu is online and you can scan the QR on table, order and pay online. The menu is a bit small in my opinion. More options can be added.
Aditya Sharma — Google review
Felt like I travelled all over India and ate all the amazing food! DAMN TASTY food which doesn't leave you feeling greasy. We tried the sabudhana popcorn, ice tea which was just sooo refreshing for the heat, sattu paratha and last but not the least, the HEAVENLY Himachali Thali. Wholesome and hearty food!!!
Nirupama Vishwanath — Google review
Somewhat expensive, but with a wonderful ambience - all surrounded by nature as well as traditional Indian crafts. Cafe Lota serves food from across India, as well as several fusion West-meets-India dishes, a theme that is carried forward into dishes like mishti doi cheesecake and apple jalebis. The food is delicious, the service good (despite the place being full when we visited, we didn't have to wait more than a few minutes for any of our food to be served).
Madhulika Liddle — Google review
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Kitty Su New Delhi

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$$$$very expensive
Night club
Kitty Su is a sophisticated nightclub in New Delhi that hosts DJs and events through the night. The club has an energetic vibe with a musical backdrop that appeals to all-night partiers.
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All star ratings are just for the party vibe at this place. Unmatchable standards. No one can throw a party like they do. Amazing performers. Loved their Sangria. Other than that everything is over priced. Just to sit on the table it's 5 grand. So eventually no body ended up on the sofas and their entire crowd was hovering over the bar or on the dance floor. Except a few loaded one who sat there with their glasses. I found that quitee weird. Would consider going there only if there's a really great event happening.
Tanisha Sharma — Google review
This place has a very good ambience and probably one of those places worth visiting during lunch as well as dinner as the ambience and vibe would be different at different times. The view from top and outdoor lighting is a pleasant bonus. We liked and there is also ample space for little kids to run around. The service was good and fast having a dress code for the waiters added to and positively enhanced the overall vibe. We liked the food and presentation were missing. Overall a recommended place.
PUNITH RAJ — Google review
The LaLiT hotel / kitty Su Kitty Su Is night Club in LaLiT hotel delhi. Every LaLiT have kitty Su in his hotel. Place is very chill out for party they server amazing cocktails and mocktails. Always crowded with young people Prime location and prime hotel Good place for party
Pratik Kumar — Google review
What a scam! Bar tender charged for a double drink yet only poured single - the price coming out to 2,000 rupees for a single drink. It might be a good club compared to local standards but a sad experience otherwise.
Dragan Marjanovic — Google review
It’s a nice place to party on weekends or even on weekdays (some specific days only). The prices are okayish. The music is good. And the ambiance is great. However, the crowd can be nice or not so nice, again depending on what day you’re going. Generally crowded during events like parade, Halloween, new year, etc Overall, it’s an experience. You may like it so much that you’ll go every weekend or you may just not go back again. I have been there twice.
gopinath Dm — Google review
This luxurious night club with all-night DJ parties and private events inside The Lalit Hotel barakhamba Road delhi.... You will have trendy crowd here.... It has very beautiful ambience and interior.... If you are looking for a late night party this place is for you......
Asim — Google review
The place is good and the ambience is great too. But what brings it down is it's management or people there. They are not always amicable, the kind of basic behaviour you kind of expect from a hospitality industry. Gigs here are great but negligence here lead to people spoiling the experience when some people come and dance in the exact front of the stage and are clicking pics on the face of some international acts.
Mohit Arora — Google review
The menu offered a wide variety of delicious options, and every dish we tried was beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. The ingredients were fresh, and the attention to detail in each dish was evident. The service was impeccable, with attentive and knowledgeable servers who went above and beyond to ensure our dining experience was exceptional. The restaurant's commitment to quality was apparent in every aspect, from the exceptional food to the impeccable service.
Vishal Nayi — Google review
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Zaffran

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$$$$expensive
North Indian restaurant
At Zaffran, you'll find North Indian curries and kebabs on the menu. The elevated views are a nice touch, and the restaurant serves up delicious food in an intimate setting. Mahi Fish, Paneer Akbari, Paneer Kundan Kalian are some of the highly recommended dishes.
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Recently visited this cafe in Gk1, new delhi. First of all ambience is just so so beautiful. Each corner is nicely decorated. If i talk about food, if you love non-veg then must visit this place. They have many options for vegetarian too but highly recommended for non- vegetarians.
princy monalika — Google review
Although prices are high but food preparation and taste are worth of a shot. Every bite of q food satisfy to ur soul. Awesome place n ambience.
Satyashree Mohanty — Google review
Restaurant is overcrowded on weekends. You may have to wait for 30 mins to 1 hr during weekends. We ordered paneer tikka , mutton seekh kabab from starters and they both tastes amazing. Paneer was soft and mutton seekh has great texture but little hard but it was very good in taste. Then we ordered paneer kundan kalian and chicken curry from main course. Paneer has a unique taste of methi and chicken curry has its authentic taste. Dining space is bit limited. We have to wait and sometimes for an hour thats a bummer. Staff is also less and service is little slow you have to make hand gestures to call a waiter which is a bit annoying. They dont add service charge and you can also get 15% discount from dineout. Must visit place if you want to enjoy authentic chicken and mutton.
Amol Gupta — Google review
Amazing ambience, very tasty food, excellent service,personal attention. It was my birthday and we all were senior citizens 13 of us. One of my friends wanted food without onions and garlic. The chef made lovely vegetables without onion and garlic. Booking through Dine out was a nice experience. Strongly recommend Zaffran for get-together.
Dr Krishnamoorthy Kannan — Google review
Ambience was niCe I ordered- Dal makhani - GoOod Kadhai Paneer - AveraGe Butter naan - freSh n crisPY TandoOri rOti - GoOd It would cost around 1000/- for 2 PeoPle Overall GoOd exPerienCe..
Shweta Singh — Google review
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The Junkyard Cafe

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$$$$expensive
Bar
The Junkyard Cafe is a café with an eclectic and funky décor. It features live music and entertainment, cold beers and cocktails, as well as Indian, Asian and Mediterranean food options.
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The Junkyard Cafe is awesome. The taste is delicious and the cafe ambience is really amazing. You can feel each and every decoration attractive. The design and idea of the cafe is very unique. The design in the washroom walls and roof is like broken walls but washrooms are neat and clean. Just service people at my time all were near the bar only, late response from the service person was there rest it is all awesome. I recommend if you want to go to CP and enjoy with family and friends mist visit here.
Kartik Khetarpal — Google review
A good place to go out and relax with friends/family. They have dining facility both inside and outside on the roof. The food was good and was at a reasonable rate. They also have DJ but its after 8 pm. We had gone out with office friends and were 13 persons. They also provide good discount if you have a group visiting there in. They accept both cash and card but cash being preferable. They also have hookah service and also offers wheelchair accessibility. All in all a good place to go out.
Yogesh Shrestha — Google review
A good place to chill and hangout in CP, Delhi One of many such cafes.... Go for ambience and not for food.... Food is pretty basic and pricy....
Hitesh Bhatia — Google review
Went there for lunch, and had a really good experience there. The ambience is great with live music, which was really amazing. Service is quite good and food is really delicious too. We ordered cheese burritos, assorted mushroom, bamboo shoot and chive dimsum, and pan fried noodles. For drinks, we ordered hazelnut and butterscotch milkshake and English central monitor drink. Had a great time there, would totally recommend it.
Anshula Sharma — Google review
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Kinari Bazaar

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Kinari Bazaar is a bustling and intricate network of narrow alleys that offers a wide range of wedding-related items, such as lace trimming, sequins, invitations, and favors. It is a vibrant and colorful marketplace that provides a sensory experience even if one does not make any purchases. However, it is highly likely that visitors will be enticed by the diverse array of offerings and leave with something in hand.
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Lord of the Drinks

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$$$$expensive
Lounge
This Delhi lounge is known for its lively atmosphere and delicious cocktails. The terrace offers serene surroundings to soothe the mind and soul, while the bartenders are experts in crafting unique drinks.
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In addition to drinks I also loved the food, would have been great if beer on tap was also available. The terrace is closed these days so no open sitting. There was live music which I liked. The place is nicely located on the outer circle of CP. Overall I liked the place and food, strongly recommend.
Ramesh Singh — Google review
Love the aura!! Super amazing vibe.. Ambience is good.. Food taste was good but should work on quantity. Nice place to hangout with friends. It's a spacious outlet. But prefer to reserve table prior if going on weekends.
Dr. Naval — Google review
Very nice ambiance, quality of food is far excellent. You will find yourself in comfortable space. I think it is better than Social, my bar or anyother bar and restaurant. Recently they also added the 10% service charge of your total bill. Diet coke costs 295.00 which is weird. Overall must visit place for a professional space , conversation. Music should be improved.
Ashutosh Singh — Google review
The most happening place in the iconic Connaught Place. Located on the first floor of G Block, the Lord of the Drinks is a very very vast Paradise of the booze lovers. Perfect place for every one and every type. The service is pretty fast and quality of food is awsome. From corporate parties to taking a crush for the first time for a date, you have this place. Cocktails start from INR 450 and mocktails from INR 395. Enjoy... ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
advocateajaynambiar — Google review
Very nice place, on the outer circle of Connaught Place. The food was nice, the waiters were kind and helpful. The cocktails we ordered could have been better, but they weren't bad, just no that good. The ambiance was nice and modern. Overall, a nice place to grab a drink and a snack
Saar Katz — Google review
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Khan Market

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Market
Khan Market is a large, upscale market that features high-end retail shops and restaurants. It is well-known for its stylish clothes and food, which makes it a popular tourist spot.
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Trendy, clean, shabby, chic marketplace with upmarket boutiques mixed in. Several cool eateries, live.music, street affairs. Enjoy the place, sit back at a small cafe and read a book which you can pick up at the many small book sellers (yes, they still exist. ...and it still has the same paper smell you might recall from the pre Amazon school days ;)
Rajiv Radhakrishnan — Google review
A good vibe to the place but as is case for most of the markets in Delhi, parking situation was not properly managed. I did see a paid parking board but also a huge jam outside that. There are lots of options for dining and clubbing along with shopping outlets as well. Thankfully being a good standard market, it wasn't packed like others. Liked this more than GK.
Abhishek Vashisht — Google review
It's in a posh area nearest to India gate. The crowd seems incredible and it has a lot of good shops as well to enjoy. Nearby the Khan Market metro station. The crowd is incredibly great along with the cars on the parking. There was crowd near the entrance of the parking maybe due to weekend effect but parking staff is very cooperative.
Vipul Yadav — Google review
By far one of the most famous and popular market in Delhi. It's most sought after by people in vicinity as also from far off. With variety of Restuarants and shopping outlets, it caters to people from all walks of life. It's definitely on the expensive side, but nevertheless worth while. It's a must go with your family and friends.
sushant kumar — Google review
Khan market is premium market nearby India gate. Its full of luxury brand shops and boutique. Its loaded some of the cool cafés. Exotic fruit shops and good bakery also their. Good crowd here. If you find some premium brand u must visit this place.
Veenu — Google review
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National Rail Museum

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Rail museum
Museums
The National Rail Museum houses more than 30 locomotives and several old carriages that showcase the history of Indian railways. It is a fascinating site where you can learn about the exhilarating history of rail travel in India.
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It's was awesome. You and your kids can enjoy there. 2-3 hours is enough. In the rail museum you can get snacks and drinks in very reasonable price. Toy and joy trains ride must try. If you want to explore virtual train ride then go for diesel simulator. Must go place with kids. 10 out of 10
Akash Deep Gupta — Google review
This is a must visit place if you are visiting Delhi. It's one of the well maintained and affordable places. You can buy tickets online for entry ,rides and shows. It has ample parking space. We visited it on Saturday,when many schools brought kids for museums and train rides. Kids loved their outing followed by lunch time at its garden,basking in the sun . This place offers train rides - normal train ride,toy train ride and they used to offer steam train rides too(but due to lots of difficulty and risk,they stopped it for the time.) You can book a guided trip ,which gives you glimpses in old trains,which is closed with normal tickets. They also provide simulation train experience with different tickets. You can pick whatever you would like to experience with different ticket options. The train canteen is also good. We couldn't miss the good aroma of its food and had good lunch. It also has one other vendor offering snacks,tea,coffee and ice cream. The souvenir shop was also good. We bought some freeze magnets and key chains. You can also buy train models there at affordable prices.
swati soni — Google review
Best place to visit with kids. The place is full of train engine and coaches used in past. They have collection of many such objects. Also the joy train and toy train in a must ride thing for everyone. Dont forgot to take the coach simulator ride. These three are most recommended rides. The place is perfect for taking pictures and spent 2 to 3 hrs.
Dipanshu Baranwal — Google review
It's a peaceful & super fantastic place to hang out with kids, adults & elderly. The cost of entry tickets is Rs 50 per person but on weekdays & on weekends, Sat-Sun, the rates will be double. You will love riding the Joy train, the ticket costs just 20 rupees. Rest rides like Toy ride & Steam Engine Simulator are Costly. You can book your ticket online in advance but they charge u with the CONVENIENCE FEE so better book at the window.😀
ADITYA MISHRA — Google review
Very good and unique place to bring kids with you. Here you can enjoy toy train ride and joy train ride as well. The ticket prices are very less and you can also buy combo tickets that includes entry to the museum as well as the joy ride. You've to buy separate tickets for toy train ride, which is the cutest and smallest train ride in the world. (₹100/- per person) The rail museum also provides discount for groups and school visits. There's also a steam engine train ride held every 3 days for which you've to buy separate tickets. There's no canteen inside the rail museum but you can eat different kind of street food at the gates of rail museum. There's ample parking space for all the vehicls whether it's 2 wheeler, 4 wheeler or school buses.
Akshay Kumar — Google review
Rail Museum is a fabulous and fantastic place to visit.. There are various types of engines, coaches, construction trains and more. Additional there are two types of additional toy trains whom you can ride. A complete miniature set of indian railways. Overall a complete fun place for adults and kids. Must visit 👍👍
Syed Bilal Ahmed — Google review
It's a good place for Train lovers. You can know all about the train history. Kids enjoy a lot here as there is also a small playground . Joy train ride is very nice.. specially the artificial tunnel and excitement turn kids to curious about trains..
Leena Meshram — Google review
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Parliament of India

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Federal government office
Sights & Landmarks
Parliament of India is the national legislature of India. It is located in New Delhi, and was designed by British architects Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker. The building is a striking sandstone structure with huge pillars and a detailed facade. Parliament operates under a Westminster-style parliamentary system, with elected members from single-member districts. The government office Parliament Of India is one of the largest democratic institutions in the world, with more than 500 members from across the country.
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Very holy place of democracy in India. Constructed in the year 1927. The rules and regulations for our country made here by the election parliament Members. This place is located in union capital of India , new Delhi beautiful architecture very nice place tight security arrangements maintained here. The Members of parliament are attending the discussion here for the bills which are introduced for welfare of our country. Lots of parking space available here. The food serve in canteen of parliament was very delicious or best in quality and very low price.👍
Learner — Google review
It was a great memory to visit the Parliament of world's largest democratic country India. It was nice time with friends there. We have enjoyed a lot. It is really proud for us to visit our parliament. We had lot of memories in the garden. We had our lunch there and took rest for sometime. We saw the media was shooting in the garden focusing the parliament and the Rashtrapati Bhavan...
MANOJ KUMAR BHUYAN — Google review
First review of the new parliament building. LETS GOOO
NeBurner — Google review
The Parliament House in New Delhi is the seat of the Parliament of India. Its houses the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha which represent lower and upper houses respectively in India's bicameral parliament. At a distance of 750 meters from the Rashtrapati Bhavan, it is located on Sansad Marg which crosses the Central Vista and is surrounded by the Vijay Chowk, India Gate, National War Memorial, Vice President's House, Hyderabad House, Secretariat Building, Prime minister's office and residence, ministerial buildings and other administrative units of Indian government. The building was designed by the British architects Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker and was constructed between 1921 and 1927. It was opened in January 1927 as the seat of the Imperial Legislative Council. Following the end of British rule in India, it was taken over by the Constituent Assembly, and then by the Indian Parliament once India's Constitution came into force in 1950. A new building to house Parliament is under construction directly opposite the current building as part of the Indian government's Central Vista Redevelopment Project.
Sultan Nazir Hussain — Google review
The most important place in the capital of India and also a nice tourist attraction. Very strict security. Neatly maintained place. You will marvel at the different places nearby and you can easily spend a whole day just looking at the buildings, architecture, fountains etc. a must visit if you are visiting Delhi.
Dr Karthik Chowdary Venegalla — Google review
Good Place For visitors. Take care of yourself due to high quality security which is necessary.New construction 🚧 of central Vista is going on hence traffic is rescheduled with another route. High quality construction with all departments are clubs systematically which increases the efficiency of work and reducing time of traveling of any work file from one departments to another. Actually old parliament is bilted by British people in before independent. So it is necessary to build. Government investing around 22 thousands coroe to build it. Every one must watch it atleast once in life when you will visiting to delhi.
Anil Gawand — Google review
Parliament is the supreme legislative body of India. The Indian Parliament comprises of the President and the two Houses - Rajya Sabha. People are not allowed to go inside.
Asha Latha Kapu — Google review
Awesome place in Delhi. Road's are very clean. Greenary maintain in all around in this place.
Sudarshan Jawale — Google review
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Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib

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Gurudwara
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
The Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib is a Sikh temple built in the late 18th century. It boasts intricate embellishments and exudes tranquility. Located along Chandni Chowk, it serves as a starting point to explore other nearby attractions such as Kinari Bazaar, which specializes in wedding items, and the Fatehpuri Masjid at the end of the road.
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This lovely temple is in the midst of Old Delhi and a historic site, the martyrdom of the ninth Sikh Guru (dating back to 1675). It gives one some exposure to the Sikh religion and for me as a westerner was a great experience. A very nice old building (built in 1783), you enter in bare feet and wash your feet prior entry, the music, the reverence of the interior, the colours and the music and chants are quite amazing. It is indeed a special place. It is worth reading about the Temple before your visit (we sadly had not done that but have since done so and relived the visit reviewing the many photos taken). We now know a lot more about the history and philosophy behind the Sikh religion and way of life. It is also important to visit the kitchens and see where the huge amounts of fresh food are prepared – vegetables and breads, to feed the poor. A very worthwhile visit and a unique insight into a major part of Indian culture.
Rahul Sharma — Google review
This lovely temple is in the midst of Old Delhi and a historic site, the martyrdom of the ninth Sikh Guru (dating back to 1675). It gives one some exposure to the Sikh religion and for me as a westerner was a great experience. A very nice old building (built in 1783), you enter in bare feet and wash your feet prior entry, the music, the reverence of the interior, the colours and the music and chants are quite amazing. It is indeed a special place. It is worth reading about the Temple before your visit (we sadly had not done that but have since done so and relived the visit reviewing the many photos taken). We now know a lot more about the history and philosophy behind the Sikh religion and way of life. It is also important to visit the kitchens and see where the huge amounts of fresh food are prepared – vegetables and breads, to feed the poor. A very worthwhile visit and a unique insight into a major part of Indian culture.
Jatin Gupta — Google review
This place is wonderful, because being here is a feeling of purity and peace where you forgot all your miseries and have a positive mind. There are several types of seva (services) include everything when you come in Delhi you can please visit this place Most Important : Keeping the head covered is important, and headscarves are available in a basket at the entrance for free History :The ninth Sikh Guru, Guru Tegh Bahadur was beheaded here on 11 November 1675 on the orders of the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, when Guru Tegh Bahadur protested against the forceful conversion of Kashmiri Pandits and dharmic people to Islam. However, before their body could be quartered and exposed to public view, it was stolen under the cover of darkness by one of his disciples, Lakhi Shah Vanjara who, then burnt his house to cremate Guru's body; today, at this site stands Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib The trunk of the tree beneath which the head of the Guru was severed and the well used by him for taking bath during his prison term have been preserved in the shrine. Also, adjoining the gurudwara, stands the Kotwali (police station), where Guru was imprisoned and his disciples were tortured. Located close to it is the Sunehri Masjid (Chandni Chowk). Tourist Tips: 1. Keep your head covered with any dupatta, scarf or handkerchief.If someone does not bring any scarf, dupatta then many scarfs are available in a big basket which is free provided, placed at the entrance of Gurudwara. 2.Shoes are forbidden in the holy place.Leave them on a rack outside. 3.Maintain silence when you entering the Gurudwara Sahib. Opening Time: The Gurudwara is open 24/7 Things To Do: 1.Attend the Shabad Kirtan(religious hymns) and prayer session and take the blessings. 2. get Karah(hoy), Prasad. 3. Eat Langar from Holy Kitchen. 4.The tall Flag called Nishan Sahib is its landmark structure.
simrath singh gill — Google review
This adorable temple is in the midst of old Delhi and a ancient site, the martyrdom of the ninth Sikh Guru (relationship returned to 1675). It offers one a few exposure to the Sikh faith and for me as a westerner changed into a fantastic revel in. a completely satisfactory antique building (constructed in 1783), you enter in naked feet and wash your ft prior access, the song, the reverence of the interior, the colors and the tune and chants are pretty first rate. it's miles certainly a special area. it's miles worth analyzing approximately the Temple before your go to (we alas had not executed that but have when you consider that achieved so and relived the visit reviewing the numerous photographs taken). We now understand plenty extra approximately the records and philosophy in the back of the Sikh religion and way of existence. it is also essential to visit the kitchens and see where the large quantities of clean meals are prepared – greens and breads, to feed the poor. a totally worthwhile visit and a completely unique perception into a first-rate a part of Indian subculture.
Ajay Sahu — Google review
Shees ganj Gurudwara is situated in chandni chowk. Old Delhi. This area is very congested, even then the Gurudwara is huge and covers a large area. It is very beautiful and facelift was very good. I have visited after a very long time. Gurudwara Shees Ganj Sahib was built at the spot where Guru Teg Bahadur was beheaded by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, when the former refused to convert to Islam.
Yogi kumar — Google review
Good spritual place.. I visited thrice here. Feeling inner peace 🕊️.. You can also get lunger food.. In one word god gifted. Its situated Chandni chowk metro station 🚉. It's also historical place. You can get more information inside about history.
Ravendra singh — Google review
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Humayun’s Tomb

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Historical landmark
The opulent red-sandstone tomb of Mughal Emperor Humayun, constructed in 1572 and surrounded by formal gardens is a must-visit historical landmark. Located near Sarai Kala Nizamuddin metro station, visitors can take an auto to reach the site. The entry ticket for Indians costs rs 40 per person. The premises contains numerous marvelous structures amidst a large garden where one can relax. Outside the premises, vendors sell water and food items.
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Humayun's Tomb is a beautiful and historical site in Nizamuddin East, New Delhi. The architecture and gardens are stunning and well-maintained. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in history or beautiful architecture. Highly recommend!
Gurval Corneille — Google review
One of the coolest ancient place in Delhi NCr... Amazing photogenic place... You can come here at anytime means sunset and sunrise both having mind blowing View of the monument... Parking is available... You can take ticket online also and prefer to buy ticket online... Some food stalls are present outside the monument... You will definitely spend a good time with your love ones.... Location: Opp. Dargah Nizamuddin, Mathura Road Metro Station: JLN Stadium Open: Daily Timings: Sunrise to sunset Entry Fee: 40 (Indians), 600 (foreigners) Photography Charges: Nil (`25 for video filming)
Suraj kandwal — Google review
So much huge and beautiful place. The blue colour on the tomb gives the another lever beauty to this historic place. Very well reserved place. Need to develop a entry system to government. QR code server always Down & at weekend days you have to stay in the queue for half hour too.
shubham banne — Google review
Humayun's Tomb is located near Sarai Kala Nizamuddin metro station. You have to take an auto from there to reach this place. The entry ticket for Indians cost just rs 40 per person. There were many marvelous structures present inside. There was a very big garden where you can sit and relax. Outside the premises, there are various vendors selling water, food, and other items. It's good for one time visit but make sure to bring water in these summer times as it takes a fair amount of time here to cover the entire place.
Ankur Kumar — Google review
The tomb is within a stunning building set in beautiful grounds. A must see when visiting Delhi. You can spend many hours here, bring a book and enjoy the grounds as well as the architecture if you have time....
Thungg Khuvung — Google review
A must visit place with historical beauty at its best.. One can lie on the green lush ground while strolling down the lane exploring around the structures with so much creativity
CHAKRAVARTHY M — Google review
1. No need for any introduction to this beautiful mesmerizing world heritage site. You can't miss this monument if you're in Delhi for tourism. 2. The area is huge and consists of huge gardens, gates, mosques and tombs. 3. Neel gumbad is also a part of this. Isa tomb and mosque. The dome is of white marble. It has more than 100+ graves and is a very photogenic place. 4. Visit in the morning for the best view and photos without any disturbance. Ticket price is 30-40rs for Indians
Abhishek Malakar — Google review
Impressive mausoleum that stands on a high, wide terraced platform with two bay deep vaulted cells on all four sides. I do understand the relevance of it after visiting it in terms of history and architecture. Definitely a place to visit
Gaston Pumar — Google review
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Kartavya Path

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Notable street
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Rajpath is a wide, tree-lined avenue that winds its way from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate. The road was designed by the British to give a sweeping overview of the heart of the city and has been used for annual Republic Day parades.
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good place many improvement has been made after Modi government.. must visit place..
Niket Shah (Plus Point Training) — Google review
Repair is going on within the month of March and April 2022
Subash Chandra Burudi — Google review
It is very beautiful. The ambiance here is amazing, you can visit here with your family or friends to enjoy your day. - Through garbage only in Dustbins. - Follow the rules.
Puneet Puneet — Google review
Currently the place is under construction for new secretariat buildings under the much publicized central vista project. You can call it heart of the New Delhi and seat of power. My review is based on the pre-construction period where both sides of the road there were green lawns where people used to sit and take walks. Street hawkers would approach you to sell tea and other edible items which people buy to enjoy the evening. One of the few places in Delhi where you can see the horizon and sun setting. Plus clear view of India Gate, Old Secretariat Buildings and Rashtrapati Bhawan.
DEEPAK GUPTA — Google review
I made plan to visit this place. When I got to know that the name is changed from Rajpath to Kartavya Path. Its good place to visit but in the evening hours or in the early morning hours. On the both sides there are under ground pathways that goes to India Gate. Hope it helps….
Mahaur — Google review
Love the Kingsway avenue.
Tushar Bhakay — Google review
It is very beautiful. The ambiance here is amazing, you can visit here with your family or friends to enjoy your day. - Make sure to arange the parking. - Through garbage only in Dustbins. - Follow the rules.
Lalit Singhal — Google review
The newly built kartavya path is beautiful well maintained and very spacious, the new walkways are far better than the old one and there are signboards everywhere if you feel lost there are underground walkways so that you can easily cross the roads up, no more crossing the roads and waiting for signals to turn red for cars, its a beautiful place to visit with your friends and family but on weekends its very crowded so plan your trip accordingly and make sure to come view metro because parking sometimes is full due to heavy crowds especially on weekends.
Dishant Malhotra — Google review
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Select Citywalk Mall

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Select City Walk is a popular upscale shopping mall in Delhi. It has a well-maintained courtyard and garden at its entrance, amazing corridors, and many brand-name stores. The mall is also home to a food court and a cinema.
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A good place to hangout. Best options for food and shopping. Recommended place if you're looking to spend some quality time with special ones. I frequently visit this place and this place is quite fun actually. The atmosphere is pretty cool and crowd is pretty decent. This is one of the best mall in Delhi. Decoration is so beautiful and there are stalls as well to buy the stuff you like. You also get great discounts in sale in the stores. They have great stuff. You can have food in food Square at the top floor or from the restaurants you like I appreciate the way they manage and take care of visitors. Almost all renown brands are available, very nice food court and yes if your mobiles battery is drained off, dont worry. Go to food court every table have Charging cords available you can charge also. Neat clean parking, Mall and well decorated. They keep on changing decor of mall as per occasions.
Anmol — Google review
Select Citywalk Delhi Mall goes beyond just shopping, offering a plethora of entertainment options. The multiplex cinema is a great place to catch the latest movies, and the state-of-the-art theaters provide a fantastic audiovisual experience. Additionally, the mall features a dedicated gaming zone, perfect for both children and adults looking to have some fun and engage in interactive activities. When it comes to dining, the mall leaves no stone unturned. The food court offers a wide array of cuisines, catering to different palates and dietary preferences. From local street food to international delicacies, there is an extensive range of options available. For those seeking a more upscale dining experience, the mall houses several restaurants and cafes that offer a diverse range of culinary delights.
Subhradeep Bose — Google review
This place is like a big city of brands. You'll find each and every big brand outlet here. The outer area is best for spending some time with your friends and family. It is well decorated and pleasing to eyes. If you don't wanna have a look at the from inside then you can simply visit the outside section for some fresh air and mesmerizing view.
Shubhadika Rawat — Google review
This spot resembles a major city of brands. You'll track down every single enormous brand outlet here. The external region is best for investing a few energy with your loved ones. It is all around finished and satisfying to eyes. In the event that you don't want to examine the from inside then you can essentially visit the external area for some natural air and hypnotizing view.
Junaid Saifi — Google review
Select City Walk Mall is a vibrant and popular shopping destination located in Saket, New Delhi, India. Spanning over 1.3 million square feet, this upscale retail complex offers a diverse and engaging experience for visitors. The mall boasts an impressive collection of over 180 national and international brands, ranging from high-end fashion labels to electronics, home decor, and more. Fashion enthusiasts can find their favorite designers, while tech-savvy individuals can explore the latest gadgets and electronics. With its carefully curated selection of stores, Select City Walk Mall caters to a wide range of tastes and preferences. Beyond shopping, the mall offers an array of entertainment and dining options. Visitors can catch the latest blockbuster films at its multiplex cinema or indulge in some bowling fun at the bowling alley. Numerous restaurants, cafes, and food courts provide an extensive culinary experience, offering cuisines from around the world. From quick bites to fine dining, there is something to please every palate. The mall's ambiance is contemporary and inviting, with spacious walkways, elegant architecture, and beautiful landscaping. It offers a comfortable and enjoyable shopping environment for visitors. The mall also hosts regular events and promotions, including fashion shows, art exhibitions, and live performances, adding to its vibrant atmosphere. Select City Walk Mall is not just a shopping destination but also a community hub. It has become a popular meeting point for friends and families, a place to unwind, and a venue for various social gatherings. Its convenient location and ample parking facilities make it easily accessible to locals and tourists alike. Overall, Select City Walk Mall is a bustling retail and entertainment complex that combines fashion, leisure, and gastronomy to provide a memorable and enjoyable experience for all who visit.
Yash Tripathi — Google review
A great place for shopping and hanging out. Very beautifully decorated. With festivals and other occasion, they keep changing then decor. Really appreciate this effort. You'll find brand stores for almost all the clothing, makeup, home decor, footwear, accessories, toys etc. There's also a gaming zone which is being renovated and once it reopens you can enjoy Bowling and other games too. There's also a food court, decent price for everything. Make sure you've cash or card because they don't have QR codes and you can't use any online payment apps. Along with Select Citywalk there's DLF Avenue next to it which is again a very interesting place. Tip: Carry your own water bottle!
Sagarika Kishan — Google review
It is nice happening place. The ambience was very lively and energetic. As you walk down the corridor the aroma from bakery shop will for sure tempt you. All the brands with their latest designs are under one roof. Despite of so many visitors the pla e was cool. Should visit if you are in Delhi. Enjoy and all the best
Hina Beg Therapist — Google review
If you like hanging out with friends this is the best place to be. A mall that has everything starting from a plethora of brands to amazing food choices, book store, food court to movie theatre. Time passed by here in a blink of an eye and each time you visit there is still more to explore. It’s crowded on weekends but don’t miss the piano man sitting at the first floor Center of the mall playing live piano. Parking is easily available at the basement and the staff is cordial so hardly an issue.
Poonam Chakraborty — Google review
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Shri Adhya Katyayani Shaktipith Mandir

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The Hindu temple Shri Adhya Katyayani Shaktipith Mandir is located in Chhatarpur, South Delhi and dedicated to Goddess Katyayani. The temple complex contains three large complexes and about 20 different shrines, making it one of the largest temples in the world.
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Today i visited the temple after 2 long years This temple is best in its own way. You will get lost in the spritual vibes which can be only found here. Every idol be it be of Ganesha, Mata Rani , Shiv pariwar, krishna these all are unique in their own way ( all are made from pure gold ). You'll get lost in the beauty of these idols. Just believe, Pray and you'll receive 🙏 I would request evryone to must visit this temple and see how beautifully it is made.
Pooja Bohra — Google review
Divine temple with lord Hanuman, Lord Shiva and other deities. Great view and architecture with various god's statue that you'll admire. 3 different temples around the area. Multiple spots to capture📸the moment. Such huge Statues and temple that are visible from far away. Things to note: • Visit in good weather as mostly the area is open ground and garden. • Photography is not allowed inside the temple only on campus. • Some places are open in the evening only After 4PM so, plan accordingly • Shoe room available, no charges About 1 km from the nearest metro Chhatarpur (yellow line)
Rohit Gupta — Google review
One of the Shakthi peth and very ancient devi temple. All devotees gets soul rendering experience after having Maa Kathyayini's darshan. Beautiful architecture and very nice ambience this temple is spread across a vast area.
prashant singh — Google review
Positivity and Calm is what one can expect when visiting the temple. With the premises spread on either side of roads, the campus has ample parking space, even for a fleet of buses ! Extremely well managed, the temple as well the other premises are well equipped with utilities and can easily accommodate huge crowds of devotees, as seen during Navratri.
Sachin Yadav — Google review
One of the Shakthi peth and very ancient devi temple. All devotees gets soul rendering experience after having Maa Kathyayini's darshan. Beautiful architecture and very nice ambience this temple is spread across a vast area. The standing Hanumaan and Trishul can be viewed from quite a distance. We visited last year when the temples were opened for public. Full precautions had been taken by temple authorities to avoid infection among devotees.
Uma Maheshwari — Google review
The temple area is huge in and out, that one has to walk more than 5km inside to go to another temple. Nevertheless Beautiful tho. But here I didn't understand some god that which is "who". And visit in the evening bec the rest of the time it is v bright sunny, you will be tired like I told it is v huge.
Suhani Vijay — Google review
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Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum

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The Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum is a museum located in the former residence of Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi. The museum showcases personal belongings of the Iron Lady of India, as well as political history of the country.
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It was a mesmerizing place to visit. My second visit to this place. You get to know so much about the iron lady of India. Her last moments. A lot of information about about the Gandhi family is also available. The entire place is beautifully maintained and decorated. A must visit if you are in Delhi
Subhrajit Barui — Google review
Excellent museum.well displayed on life of Iron Lady of India Indira Gandhi. It was fascinated with articles of our honorable Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and how she used to live at those times. Got a tad bit emotional to see her sari in which Indira Gandhi was murdered. Feels deeply sad about this dynamic Lady assinated by her own security guard. This was the residence of Indira Gandhi which was later converted into a museum, dedicated to her life. The museum is very neat clean and well maintained. There are many personal belongings, articles and photographs of her on display. Definitely worth visiting to this place. Also get the books and T shirt for this glorious lady.
Nimonefamily Khandala — Google review
I always love to visit museums because they make me feel the history. Irrespective of your political view just do visit the place. Trust me you will be enriched. Take your time there read all the available documents, take photographs of them and know the life of the leaders beyond their political career.
Tuhin Bhattacheryya — Google review
Meaningful visit, for knowing in depth about Indira Gandhi. Her family, her political career, and the tragic way her life was taken. So much to read and see, plus, learning how precious life can be.?
Nava K — Google review
Well maintained museum and memorial of our former prime minister Indira Gandhi. The museum has almost all those things from her childhood to her death. The exhibitors are well displayed and preserved. It is definitely worth a visit to this place.
VYSAKH SHINE — Google review
Must have 2 to 3 hours to engross everything about Indira Gandhi n her family. Her home turned into museum is a place worth visit.. even kids love to explore. So much greenery n well maintained lawn
bidisha betal — Google review
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Isa Khan's Tomb

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Architectural Buildings
The octagonal Isa Khan Tomb is a historical landmark in Delhi built in the design of Mughal style architecture. It features a sunken garden which makes it a popular spot for family pictures.
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It’s a beautiful and quite place in the same complex as Humayun’s tomb, near the entrance. The entry fees to the entire complex is Rs 40 cash and Rs 35 online. It definitely is a non miss if in Delhi. The place is easily accessible by JLN Metro within 2km and you do get shared battery autos from there too. There aren’t any restaurants inside the complex but restrooms and drinking water facilities are available n well maintained
Vishakha Singh — Google review
1. Nice place and architecture. It's the only left octagonal tomb. The design and architecture is awesome. 2. It's before entering the Humayun's tomb on the right side can visit first or even before leaving the main Humayun's tomb. 3. There is isa khans mosque beside the tomb. It was two decades before the Humayun's tomb was created.
Abhishek Malakar — Google review
Isa Khan's Tomb, nestled near Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, is a hidden gem that deserves recognition. This architectural marvel, built in the 16th century, showcases exquisite craftsmanship and intricate design. Surrounded by lush gardens, the blue tinted dome structure stands in serene tranquility. The tomb's ornate carvings and decorative elements are a testament to the artistic brilliance of the time. Visiting this lesser-known attraction offers a peaceful respite from the bustling city, allowing visitors to appreciate its historical significance and architectural beauty. A visit to Isa Khan's Tomb is a must for those seeking to explore the lesser-explored wonders of Delhi's rich heritage.
Aditya Raj — Google review
Isa Khan's Tomb is a 16th century historical monument in New Delhi. The tomb was built during the lifetime of Isa Khan Niazi from 1547 – 48. Located in the same complex as the Humyaun’s Tomb, The mausoleum houses the tomb of Isa Khan Niazi, who was a noble at the courts of Sher Shah Suri and Islam Shah Suri. The tomb was constructed in the Lodhi architectural style. Its octagonal shape, the hallmark of the Lodhi era, stands on a low plinth. The complex is the first historic structure encountered by visitors on entering the World Heritage Site complex of Humayun’s Tomb. The Entrance Fee of Rs.40 (Indians), Rs.250 (foreigners) (Maybe Updated). Humayun's tomb Complex opening time is 6 AM and the closing time is 6 PM. It is open on all days of the week. There are 2 metro stations which are under 5km from Isa Khan Tomb, One is Jangpura Metro Station which is around 3 km and another one is Jor bagh which is around 4 km.
Anshuman Shukla — Google review
This was completely off our radar but our driver recommended making a stop. It was so worth it! Very beautiful and the people were wonderful. Cost 600 rupees for foreigners but I think it was 600 well spent! Make sure to bring sunscreen and relax in the shade of some of the great trees.
kaylara benfield — Google review
Beautiful tomb of Isa Khan which is within the Humayun Tomb complex. It’s an octagonal shaped mausoleum built in the 1500s by Sher Shah Suri. It’s a delight for architecture lovers who will appreciate the perfect symmetry and colors.
SebCeleste M — Google review
Situated just before the entrance of Humayun's Tomb it's a nice little detour to have. Beautifully sculptured with a unique blue tint makes it standout and there's also a mosque to its side. It shuts before the Humayun's Tomb so make sure to not save it for later. A quite picturesque and scenic place.
virat baivab — Google review
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Secretariat Building

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Statue of Kamaraj

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Great leader and the king maker
A. Kedharnath — Google review
Its not the statue of Kamaraj
Dhanaraj Chenambeth — Google review
Beautiful statue
V R — Google review
Nice
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Leader of tamilnadu
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National Museum, New Delhi

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This museum houses a plethora of historical Indian artefacts dating back to olden times and is popular with tourists for its impressive displays. It is one of the largest museums in the country and well worth a visit for anyone interested in Indian culture.
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Awesome place to visit and explore our history, tradition and culture. Most recommended is its 3D shows which are available on the 3rd floor of the museum. You can also do various activities like post card painting, water colour painting and various types of crafts. You can also send a post card to your home from the museum. It has all the collections of coins, Musical instruments, Metal ( bronze) statues.
Shahjad Ali — Google review
National Museum has several conserved things from the oldest civilization 'The Indus Valley Civilization' and other popular dynasties of India. There are cultural outfits of different regions like North East. I have visited the Museum some 3-4 months back and most of the museum was under construction. Canteen for staff only- • There is no canteen for tourists and you will not be allowed to carry any bag with you ( can carry only a water bottle). • There's a water cooler near the canteen. • There are restroom nera the museums on the same floor. • There's a locker room for the bags to keep them safe.
Shivani Nainwal — Google review
The National Museum in New Delhi is a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts. The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits spanning thousands of years of Indian history, culture, and heritage. From ancient sculptures and paintings to manuscripts and textiles, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The museum's exhibits are well-presented and informative, with clear labels and descriptions that help bring the history and culture to life. Additionally, the museum staff is friendly and knowledgeable, providing a great source of information for visitors. Overall, the National Museum is an excellent place to visit for anyone looking to learn more about India's rich cultural heritage
Om Gupta — Google review
Great place to explore our past in a very creative manner. Now it has a AI system The entire building is Air-conditioned. Entry fee is cheaper than any other historical place. Only 20₹ and free locker room. You can take 505bus number from new delhi it will drop you exactly out side the museum.
Deepanshu — Google review
A great place to visit if you like to learn about Indian history. It has a great collection of artefacts and other historical subjects; vast enough that you'll spend hours walking in the galleries and still not see everything! The galleries and exhibitions are beautifully designed, there are also extra activities to do here like a photo booth, free postcards, jewellery making station, colouring and painting station, etc. There are touch screen surfaces too which you can interact with to learn more about history.
Mihi Yoon — Google review
National Museum of India, I think this is one of the must visits in the Delhi city. There are so many things to look and learn. The museum consist of many sections and they all categorized. You must visit this place if you are interested about Indian culture and the whole civilization. There was some kind of a cultural event going on at the time of our visit. It's really good and pleasant. I would say this national museum is fairly priced even for the foreigners. Well maintained. Clean wash rooms. Add this place to your visit list if you are visiting Delhi.
Pahan Chathuranga — Google review
The National Museum in New Delhi is one of the most popular museums in India. It showcases the cultural heritage and history of the country through its vast collection of artifacts and exhibits. Here are some reviews of the museum: "The National Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in Indian history and culture. The collection is vast and well-curated, and the audio guides are informative and helpful." "I was blown away by the diversity of exhibits at the National Museum. From ancient sculptures and paintings to modern art and textiles, there's something for everyone here." "The National Museum is a treasure trove of knowledge about India's rich past. It's a great place to spend a few hours learning about the country's history and culture." "I visited the National Museum with my family and we were all impressed by the quality of the exhibits. It's a great way to learn about India's diverse culture and traditions." "The National Museum is a world-class museum that showcases the best of India's cultural heritage. I highly recommend a visit to anyone interested in history, art, and culture." Overall, visitors to the National Museum in New Delhi seem to be impressed with the museum's collection and exhibits. Many visitors have commented on the diversity of the exhibits, and how informative and well-curated they are. If you're interested in learning about India's rich cultural heritage, the National Museum is definitely worth a visit.
Chandan Verma — Google review
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Shri Jagannath Mandir

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Shri Jagannath Mandir is a contemporary Hindu temple with multiple floors and tiered white domes where the Rathayatra festival is celebrated. It has amenities like a canteen, Prasad hall, restrooms, rooms for lodging on multiple levels, and an auditorium named Subhadra. The temple offers classical dance classes as well. Despite being constructed in between apartment buildings, it provides a peaceful environment for meditation or prayer to devotees of any deity.
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It's a beautiful temple. If you stand in front of the temple, it's on right hand side, first floor. On the left you have Canteen, Prasad hall, restrooms, multiple level rooms to stay and Subhadra auditorium on the top floor. The place is clean, and hygienic restrooms with water availability. You can even book for functions in here. This place also offers Classical Dance classes.
Nikhil Bora — Google review
No words to explain or give ratings . The peace is amazing . Constructed between apartment buildings but still is a calm place to meditate , or just sit and make plans for youself or pray to your deity .
saurabh mishra — Google review
Noone can rate God. Rather, we can only admire ... If you believe God ,then LORD Jagannath is the cause behind this eternity. He is the only one to whom entire mankind and other living beings should worship.. Jai Jagannath
Soumya Ranjan — Google review
Very peaceful and full of serenity ,Mahaprabhu Jagganath Mandir thanks to all pujari of Mandir, you can also enjoy Prasad in noon and evening sweets etc
Vinay Prakash Singh — Google review
Beautiful, tasty food, anybody craves for odisha delicacies can visit the temple and can have a fun filled evening at thyagraj park outside of the temple area on the main road
Swatishree Nath — Google review
Sri Jagannath Temple, Tyagraj Nagar, New Delhi is cultural epicenter of Odisha people and Sri Jagannath devotees. Besides a place for worship, various religious activities are carried here. Standard Rooms are available for short stay. Rice Prasad could be served in lunch and dinner time.
Srikanta Mahapatra — Google review
A beautiful temple near Lodhi Colony. Got engaged 💍 here so it'll always remain extra special for me.
ANUJ Tiwari — Google review
It is oldest temple in NCR, having small restaurant where people can have satvik prasadan offered to shri jagannath baldev subhadra and prabhu sudarshan.
Raj Kiran Kumar — Google review
The Temple is located inside Govt Residential Complex at Tyagraj Stadium. Luncha and Dinner (Annaprasadam) can be booked online through the website or u can also book it then and there, There is not much crowd. One canteen is also located there which sells usual food along with Odiya food and sweets.
vivek chaudhary — Google review
JAGANATH TEMPLE at Tyagraaj Colony is at prime location opposite Tyagraj Colony. The only temple near INA where devotees can have darshan of Lord Jagannath and have prasad. Here one can have pure veg Bhog at 1 to 3 pm every day. There is a veg Restaurant located having Samosaas , Sweets. Special item is Singara(Ssmosa).
Debashish Roy — Google review
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Hauz Khas District Park

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Hauz Khas District Park is a well-maintained park located in Hauz Khas, Delhi. It features a duck pond, walking paths and ancient tombs, as well as a herd of deer. Some orthodox mentality can be disturbed at times, but it's a beautiful place to hang out in nature. The park is well connected by transport and visitors can go via metro, bus, taxi or auto.
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Captivating Views: One of the first things that struck me about Hauz Khas District Park was the stunning views it offered. Situated near the Hauz Khas Fort Complex, this park provides an enchanting panorama that blends history and nature seamlessly. The fault complex adds a touch of grandeur, serving as a magnificent backdrop for photographs and a constant reminder of the rich heritage surrounding the area. Abundant Greenery: As I strolled through the park, I couldn't help but be amazed by the abundance of greenery that greeted me at every turn. The park is generously adorned with lush trees, vibrant flowers, and well-manicured lawns, creating a picturesque setting that transports you to a different world. The careful maintenance of the vegetation ensures a serene atmosphere while fostering a deep sense of connection with nature. Peaceful Atmosphere: One of the highlights of Hauz Khas District Park is its tranquil ambiance. Despite being located in the heart of the city, the park offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. As I found a cozy spot to relax, I was embraced by a calmness that seemed to envelop the entire area. The peaceful surroundings and absence of noisy distractions allowed me to truly unwind and recharge my senses. Aesthetic Pleasure: The park's design is a testament to its commitment to aesthetic pleasure. From the strategically placed benches and pathways to the artistic installations scattered throughout, every element has been thoughtfully incorporated to enhance the visual appeal. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an artist seeking inspiration, or simply looking for a place to soak in the beauty of your surroundings, Hauz Khas District Park offers a feast for the eyes.
Sanaul Haque — Google review
Fabulous place to spent time here with foreign dogs. And nice for taking sunbath after swimming in the pond. All crocodiles are amazing here.. looks like an elephant. And whole park is full of awesome fish. Zebra are also good here used for crossing the road. Bulls are looking similar to deers. All creatures are mind-blowing. Last but not least dancing frogs are too good they are most similar to human.
Abhimanyu Choudhary — Google review
It is the epicenter of Delhi’s most vibrant social life. In the spring and winter evenings, visitors can stroll along the lake, watch the beautiful sunset from the ruins of the fort or sip a cocktail at one of the many rooftop bars and restaurants.
Vijay Bahri — Google review
This park is also known as Deer Park, located with Hauz Khas Fort and Hauz Khas Lake. Due to nearby pubs and bars this is one of the most attractive visiting side for young people and if you visit here you will see many. Park is good constructed and looks really beautiful but on weekends it's very crowded. Water in Lake is clean but green.
___ yeeshu ___ — Google review
I and my family loved this place. Very beautiful lake well maintained by the MCD. You will found lots of couple hanging around, I will suggest to visit this on Sunday Evening so you will find some families also. Because most of the time it's best for couples. Some of the orthodox mentality can be disturbed. It's a beautiful place. You will find your self in midst of nature. Car Parking is available near by. So its a good hanging around place. You can go via metro, bus, auto and taxi. It's well connected via transport.
Surender Chib — Google review
Love this park. The atmosphere here is amazing. It looks the best during sunsets. Love going here for workouts or simply an evening walk. Dogs are allowed here so we see many people bringing their pets for walks as well. They have playing areas for children. They also have gym equipments with and without weights. There are many cafe's and bar nearby the lake.
nikki baxi — Google review
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CP Tempo Transport Services

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what a wonderful place of peace and harmony. thank you for the informations of the guide about the religion and the place. It'a a good place for my soul. I hope a lot of people can visit the temple an feel this spirit.
Irmgard R?cker — Google review
Definitely worth a visit!
Pam Kong — Google review
A blessed place full of spirituality, brotherhood and compassion. Marvelous!
patrizia conte — Google review
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Indian Accent

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Restaurant
Indian Accent is a high-end Indian restaurant in New Friends Colony that features innovative modern cuisine. The restaurant has an open verandah and a lawn with views of the cityscape, making it ideal for a romantic dinner or business meeting.
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An amazing experience! We tried the chef tasting menu V and most of the items were amazing! This 6 course menu comes with a lot of bite sized food, but overall it makes you full. In my opinion, the dessert was the best!
Prerna Angrish — Google review
This is a great option when you want less fuss, plush ambience and great conversations. The vibe of the place makes it special. Menu offers modernised version of Indian cuisines. Staff is courteous and well behaved. They help you in ordering dishes according to your taste. Prior reservation is mandatory (costs INR 2000) which will be adjusted in your bill. You get complimentary kawa and strawberry ice sticks in unique style. We had ghee roast meatballs with blueberry naans. This was chef recommended. The portion was less but tasted great. Everything on menu is expensive but out of the box. This is a must visit place on special occasions. Also, you may spot a celebrity if you are lucky as this place is swamped with celebs on weekends and it is common to spot them.
Resham Mitra — Google review
After hearing a lot from the friends. We have decided to go and check out the menu ourselves. It was indeed quite a treat. You got a free book at the place and they will charge Rs.1000 per person cover when you are booking place for yourself. Once you go to the hotel and share your reservation details I will offer you a wonderful fantastic place to get around and relax. Of signature welcome drink along with a cheese cookie is quite the light come down your hunger initially. Further we ordered creamy chicken meatballs for appetisers and Backed Paneer coriander pesto. And I must say the food was mouthwatering at the same time absolutely amazing. Then they also offered us small chicken in a cone. Before you start with the main course, they will offer you a signature masala lick lolly to refresh your tastebuds. I would like to mention one of the only drawback which are able to figure out is the absence of fresh juice. Surprisingly, they have a full fledged bar but they are offering caned juice. Apart from all these things we had an Amish amazing main course as well as enjoy it I am very superlatives service from the FNB team. I can’t wait to plan another one.
Pushkin Shukla — Google review
Let me break my experience into 3 high level categories. 1. Ambience- 5*. perfect for a dinner/lunch date. Ask for the table with a view. Or outside near the pond(sorts) 2. Service- 5*. The service was the best and the servers and support staff were very courteous. 3. Food- 5*. Going there is more of an experience of tasting some amazing varieties of food. The Chef’s choice menu is a good start if you are going there for the first time. pics attached of the various delicacies The last was the bill which is actually expensive. 17 grands for 3 - (without alcohol). So this is more of an experience you should go for. Worth trying once.
Abhinav Verma — Google review
Always speechless when it comes to the brilliant Chef Manish Mehrotra, and his outstanding food. It's my second visit and I'm as blown away this time as I was last time. Simply can't pick a favourite dish - maybe the Daulat ki Chaat? Or the Blue Cheese Kulchette? Kanyakumari Crab? Or the adorable tofu Vada? It's impossible :)
Jade Dsa — Google review
Outstanding in every way. Lovely atmosphere, excellent service, and the food was as delicious as it was beautiful! We had no idea of the affiliation with their NYC sister restaurant by the same name, so that was super cool to discover. This is a gem and should not be missed. We got the Chef's Tasting menu, and I highly recommend it!!
Jon Nichols — Google review
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National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy

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Handicraft museum
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The National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum in New Delhi displays a wide variety of traditional crafts from across India.
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Beautiful place to explore. Best time to visit in Daylight. They have food centre as well. So no need to worry for tummy 😊. Entry fees is 20 For adults and Children(Indians). They take only cash for entry, So bring your cash with you. Nearest metro station- Pragati Maidan.
Sheetal Baraik — Google review
I visited this place for the first time and really loved it.. This place has sweet, calm, peaceful, energetic, soulful vibes... I have shared a few pictures although there are more to capture and good for photographers. People searching for simple and pleasant vibes definitely love this place. Old sculptures, ancient antiques, ornaments etc to explore. Such a peaceful and beautiful place.
Saurabh Seth — Google review
Phenomenal collection of Indian crafts, textiles, and art. Highly highly recommend checking this place out for an informative and relaxing experience. Love their collections. If able to, the audio tour provides great context about the exhibits. Many times they will also have live vendors and musicians for you.
Rich Chaudhary — Google review
What a beautiful place to visit. Highly recommended. Textile from all over India is displayed. Also lovely woodwork. The Cafe lotte serves amazing food and a good place to hang out. Also the store has nice gifting items. One day may not be enough for this museum.
Kasturi Ghatak — Google review
Best place to know the arts and crafts. State wise crafts and arts are displayed here you can purchase hand made arts of different states of India. Recently govt of India has made entry free for all Indians. Great place for arts lover. You can spent good time with your family.
Blindspot — Google review
I have visited here in National Crafts Musium with Family. I loved the place because my kids enjoyed and learn something new. This is not just a photo museum. Here you can see history of our culture and daily living things in olden days. New generation have not seen that kind of things which was used by our ancestors. I have visited on Sunday and I did not need to wait to enter into the museum. Tickets can be purchased inside the museum. You need to pay 20 rupees only per person. This museum built in a large area so you need to have at least 2 hours to watch whole museum. You can't do videography in some areas but you can click pictures everywhere.
Deepak Chaturvedi — Google review
Visited on a Saturday. It is an amazing place. The museums are very well maintained. Serene place worth spending time in. See the arts and crafts of various Indian regions. The village created outside is a pleasure to visit: of course its not a live-in village but a real, life size one for an experience. Good for all ages, I had my 85+ Yr old parents, mother on wheelchair, they really enjoyed it. A real learning for the young here.
Ansh Saxena — Google review
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Central Cottage Industries Emporium

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The Central Cottage Industries Emporium is a large and longstanding store that sells handicrafts and handlooms from all over India. It is not a cheap place to shop, but it is worth checking out for the variety of items on offer. There is also a Tibetan market on the other side of Janpath that is an excellent place to bargain for prices.
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Rare items can be found here .. staffs are knowledgeable and know their contents. I asked for souvenirs related to mumbai or maharashtra and they referred to Warli painting - framed items. It was a satisfying experience.
Naveen Shankar — Google review
This is a wonderful place to find out about our traditional workmanship and handicrafts from all parts of India 🇮🇳. Almost all states and all the various forms of things are on display and sale here. From the very basic things to expensive articles, everything can be experienced in this big place. Location is central and just adjacent to the Janpath metro station.
Manish — Google review
It’s a good place to buy souvenirs (and it seemed to me furniture though my goal was buying gifts). There is definitely variety in this several floors shop. Of course if you have the option to buy the handcrafted products from their original locations, you can get better quality for a cheaper price, but being in delhi and needing a nice collection while enjoying the AC and avoiding the bargaining rituals , this shop is a nice choice. Also, as i was filling up my basket, I could give them the finalized items and get a receipt to hold onto, continue my shopping and pay for everything at the end and get my stuff. Definitely lightened my shopping burden today!
leila salarpour — Google review
It's a very nice place for artefacts, crafts and traditional things. It has a wide collection of things prepared by local artisans and with cultural values. It has beautiful things in beautiful packing. The management is very well. One can buy wide range of objects in wide range of prices. A very nice place to visit also. One will be mesmerized by the beautiful things. It's almost impossible to come back without buying anything. It has things for children also. Toys, teas, clothes, furniture etc. like many things are there for you.
Himanshu Kumar — Google review
Lot of articles regarding different styles from across India and little pricey as well. Truly one place to have a near complete glimpse of India. Google map location is slightly off the mark but signage on the road are good enough to search for the place
Satti Charvak — Google review
Beautiful selection of Indian handmade & handicrafts under one roof. Definitely a must see if you're in Janpath or the Tibetan market. It's a stone's throw from Janpath metro, plus it's open 7 days a week, a good place to visit on Sundays when everything is closed.
Khadi Wallah — Google review
Awesome items, because handmade and pure so little bit costlier but worth to buy .The person with aesthetic and elegance taste must visit the place.Its awesome well decorated place, traditional.
Pearl Abha — Google review
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Haveli Dharampura

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Located in the heart of Old Delhi, Haveli Dharampura is a beautifully restored 200-year-old mansion. It offers an airy and old-world atmosphere, with some rooms featuring balconies. There's also a rooftop restaurant with views of the city.
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It's a beautiful place tucked into the narrow lanes of old Delhi. We planned a dinner here for a special few and the staff was super helpful at every point from choosing the right seating area to picking the right dishes that suited every palate. The food was heavenly. Chicken, mutton and the vegetarian fare were all well cooked, tender, juicy and flavorful. The food was delightful because of the flavors and only mildly spicy. The dining area was classy and comfortable and the guests were in awe of the look and feel. The entire area, especially the terrace was perfect for capturing photos.
Farhan Ahmad — Google review
A wonderful experience. It is a dream come true. In the heart of the walled city you get an ambience of a palace with five-star amenities. A great stress buster decor. Authentic traditional Indian cuisine. Indian classical music an icing on the cake. No wonder why the Haveli is the most sought after hub of the foreign missions based in Delhi. Excellent service by humble and efficient staff. A must visit place to get a firsthand feel of the Chandni Chowk and its surroundings.
Ashok Kumar Tandon — Google review
We went to have dinner at this hidden gem of a place and let me just say that it was an amazing experience there. They had a pre set menu - a 7 course meal along with a dance performance scheduled as it was a weekend. For me it has never been the case that I may have enjoyed every course in a meal but at this place, I definitely did. The view that you get from rooftop is so beautiful. I loved it here and one should definitely visit this place for dinner once in their lives.
Cherry Singh — Google review
Foreigner’s Experience: On Saturdays and Sundays, they offer Chef’s tasting menus. Traditional dancers also perform these nights. It’s actually an amazing experience. The food is above expectations, the dancers were really gracious. They also allow you to tour the property learning more about a traditional haveli.
Miles Ong — Google review
Beautiful property hidden among the winding streets of Old Delhi. Delicious food and great ambience! We were able to witness a lovely Kathak performance as well. Hospitality may have a slight scope for improvement, the warmth of the staff and host seemed to be lacking a bit, but otherwise everything was top notch! Perfect end to my special day!
Hina Bajaj — Google review
Last year, my friends and I reserved two rooms here at the Haveli on our visit to Delhi. We really had a great time. The rooms here have got that old and antique feel. The whole setting and traditional-styled furniture add to the exquisiteness.
Saumya Thakur — Google review
The place is situated at the heart of old Delhi. The ambience is great. It offers a rooftop restaurant with a view of old Delhi. The service is amazing, the staff is polite and knows about the dishes they offer. The food is just awesome. Dal makhni is great, tandoori chicken amazing. I had a perfect family dinner. 10/10 would recommend.
MrAakashDhama — Google review
Thank you to all at Haveli Dharampura. My wife & I had a wonderful stay. All the staff were kind, thoughtful & considerate. They went out of their way to help us. Especially Deep on the first & last night made sure we arrived & departed safely with our luggage. Many thanks!
Michael Seidel-Haas — Google review
Worst dinning experience I have had till date. When we reached there nobody asked if we had a prior booking or we had just asked for a table and were forced to sit in the open sitting area in such hot weather on the context that due to some technical problems the indoor sitting is not functional which it clearly was since two groups of foreigners were dinning in there. Then once we ordered our food it took a very long and unexpected amount of time to serve a single dish of starters. We asked for chopped onions which the waiter first asked 5 other people each of which came to us and confirmed what we wanted. The onions were served 10 minutes after we had finished our starters. Then we waited for our main course for another half hour. We could clearly see that our food was ready and being kept at the waiter's table, it had been sitting there for 10 minutes. Upon asking about where our food was the manager who had forced us to sit in the outdoor area said that it would take another minute or two and then the food which was kept at the waiter's table was about to be served to us. It made me furious and I requested the manager to just the food back and bill me for starters and water bottle that I had consumed. Instead of being apologetic the manager instructed the waiter to take the food back in a very rude way. I confronted him for his actions and now he starts arguing with me. He is shouting and asking me to come outside of the premises of the property to talk. He even started abusing me. The owner of the property came and apologized which made no sense because the manager was still shouting. I paid the amount of approx 1200-1400 for just one bottle of water and a single serving of kebab. It is supposed to be a 4 star hotel and one of the main attractions of Old Delhi. This is the quality of service being provided.
Raghav Dev Kansal — Google review
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Tughlakabad Fort

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The ruins of Tughlaqabad Fort, located in Delhi, India, date back to the 14th century and are a local landmark. The fort was built by Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq and later occupied by the Mughal dynasty. Today, the fort is partially reclaimed by jungle and is slowly being encroached upon by villages. The gardens around the fortress offer a great place for a stroll.
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Like many other monuments in Delhi...the Tughluqabad fort is pining for attention and conservation from the authorities. As a resident of the city, its quite sad to see how the invaluable heritage is ignored. Having said that.....the fort, even in its ignored state is worth a visit with a small area under conservation offering a glimpse of what it was. The boundary walls runs far and most of the area is encroached upon or ignored....but even then, the fort contains a certain character and a rustic charm that is more than enjoyable.
Amit Kumar Sahu — Google review
Nice place to visit with friends and family who have interested to know about historical places then they will definately love this place. You can see the beautiful view from the top of the fort . It's a peaceful place in the crowded Delhi that very hard to even expect. Road side parking is available . Now you can book the tickets online when I was visited then ticket price was rs. 60 per head .and I had great experience .
SHIVANI PATEL — Google review
Situated at the outskirts of New Delhi, one of the historic forts of Mughal era. It is spread across quite a large area and one can get view of the city from the top of this fort. It has been in ruins since long time and hence most of the structures are not maintained well.Never the less the cost of ticket is very cheap considering this is an ancient relic. Ticket:₹20
Sambit Pradhan — Google review
Best months to visit : November to March Carry your own food and water Great spots for social media reels. The government needs to pay attention to its maintenance. It needs a lot of TLC
Meghana Lakra — Google review
The entry fee for this archeological sites is cash 25rs and online 20rs for indian citizen. This place good for couples.
Akash 403 — Google review
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Qutub Minar

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The Qutub Minar is a towering structure standing at a height of 73 meters, built in the year 1193 by Qutab-ud-din Aibak following the conquest of Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. If you can only visit one ancient ruin in Delhi, this should be it. The monuments were initially erected by sultans of Mehrauli and later extended by subsequent rulers who employed skilled craftsmen to immortalize Muslim rule.
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Connaught Place

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Connaught Place is a bustling commercial and financial district in New Delhi, filled with Georgian-style buildings housing global chain stores, vintage cinemas, bars, and Indian restaurants. Janpath Market offers various stalls selling embroidered bags, saris, and trinkets. Additionally, the area boasts several noteworthy attractions such as Gurdwara Bangla Sahib - a serene Sikh temple featuring a reflecting pool - and Jantar Mantar - an observatory from the 1700s containing enormous astronomical instruments.
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Dhoomimal Gallery

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Dhoomimal Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in New Delhi that showcases the creative works of renowned Indian artists. It's one of the oldest galleries in India, and it also has a sculpture gallery, art museum, and art library attached to it. The newer Dhoomimal Art Center is another must-visit for art lovers in New Delhi.
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Established in 1936 Dhoomimal Gallery is the oldest & probably first art gallery in the India. Is best with modern artist and contemporary artists.The gallery encouraged lot of younger generation.The best homony of art with old master and newcomers. Where you can find best of its collections of Indian rare modern & contemporary art… Must visit if you are in India, Delhi…
Satadru Sovan Banduri — Google review
I feel so happy to visit here, today 06/10/22 I visited this very beautiful art gallery. Staff is so humble, They have good collection of different types of art. You can visit here from September to 14th November of every year. They also took online submission of your art for request to exibit here.
vivek kumar — Google review
One of the oldest Galleries of the country. Must Go! after the revamp. They have retained the aesthetics of old world charm and fused it with the current times. Gr8 going
Amanpreet Singh — Google review
Nice art gallery. Also centrally located at the best of places. So, very easily accessible for all.
Manish Agarwal — Google review
Dhoomimal gallery is one of the oldest art gallery established in 1936. If you are someone who enjoys art go out and see their display of the finest selected arts of the various artist from across India. And even if you don't know much about art , you can go there , our guide was a gem, he showed us all the paintings and explained them so very well that now I kinda have a new interest!! They don't charge Any entry fees.So do visit and enjoy.
charu — Google review
Very nice art gallery with amazing paintings.
Upasya Ghose — Google review
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Dhoomimal Art Centre

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A very beautiful view from the park, of the evening sun setting behind the Cannaught place. Tha park is itself very nice and clean. The gallery is very beautiful and all the art items is arranged beautifully. It is near to gate no. 7 of Rajiv chowk metro station. The entry fee is 20 rupees per person, and you receive a khadi handkerchief.
ankit anand — Google review
Dhoomimal Art center is the oldest art gallery of Delhi where one can find a vast variety of modern and contemporary artists, Old masters to upcoming ones.
Vandana Rakesh — Google review
my god, this art gallery has some of the most robust pieces i have ever seen. the location is perfect and my gosh the art was to die for.
Praniti — Google review
The art is okay but one of the staff members was incredibly rude, insulted us personally, taunting me for taking a seat to look at the art. Disappointing, some customer service training might be a good idea.
Aditya Thakur — Google review
This place is quite good to visit once
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Mahatta & Co.

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Photography studio
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Amazing place. What a Vintage. Please note, they have closed the retail store & now you need to go to the 1st Floor for this establishments of Delhi
Shivendra Rai — Google review
Best wedding photographer in Delhi! best team
Shalini Gupta — Google review
The oldest color lab with highly experienced professionals for photo printing and all types of photography related items including olden and new cameras. Highly recommended for photography passionate people's.
yaseer Arafat — Google review
Experienced n best photographer in Delhi.
Shahid Ullah — Google review
Loved it I think they are the best in printing specially in canvas prints price are reasonable too not that much expensive and they also print in all sizes as well.
Estudio de larts — Google review
It was my first time here. Papa asked me to go because I was going to purchase my first DSLR and this was a very very very old shop. I went there. Please exit from Gate no. 3 of Rajiv Chowk Metro station if you are coming via metro. Then consult Google maps. Shop is just about 100m from there. Visiting it changed so many things in my mind. I found such a strange adda, a little mecca for my vocation, my passion called photo graphy. Met the old uncle. Old people are mostly lovely, calm, composed, wise, knowledgable; glad to report he seemed all of these. My friend and me took a brief tour of the place - their antique collection was awe-worthy, portraits and photographs hungs were amazing. The Sahab himself, the owner, the old uncle from above from above answered all my queries. I shook hands with him. And left the place. Me and my friend felt so grateful and left with good vibes.
Yuvraj Bajaj — Google review
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Pracheen Hanuman Mandir

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Hindu temple
Sprawling temple, with gilded shrines & garlanded statues, that draws large numbers of worshippers.
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Mesmerizing place for me... I might be biased as I love this place so much that at times I have flown from.Bamgalore to Delhi in the mornings just for a day to visit this temple and have been back in the evening. This is a powerful place.. for me, it is much more spiritual than religious and an epitome of positivity. This temple has withstood numerous invasions since historical times... If legends are to be believed, this was not touched by any of the foreign invadors because of the crecent moon on its dome. Nevertheless, temples are personal choices and people find solace in temples of their own choice. I find solace here and this place keeps pulling me towards itself again and again. If you are visiting from airport, take the airport express metro from T3 or aerocity and get down at Shivaji park station from where you can walk down to this place. If taking the Delhi metro blue line, get down from gate 8 at Rajiv chowk and walk to baba kharag Singh Marg and this place is just after Mohan Singh place/Tivoli theater. The place is neat and clean and very easily accessible. Great to have a visit.
Udayan Satyarth — Google review
It's a very old temple in the connected palace. You will get very good vibes here, If you want to wish anything , you can think and tell some wishes, that will come true very soon. This is a very big temple center of the connect place. If you want to stay nearby, you will get very good hotels as well as restaurants. If you are in connect place you must visit to here.
Manoj Pareek — Google review
It is such a nice & religious place for the devotees of lord Hanuman. Not only Hanuman,here you can find other gods & goddess statue as well. And yaa it's open till midnight..... around 11-12 PM you can easily find vendors selling Prasad & tea outside the temple. There are lots of cafe/restuarant to hangout.
Kundan — Google review
I love having darshan at this temple because of the power of Hanuman. On Tuesdays and Saturdays there are long lines and heavy Rush of devotees. You may also have a darshan.
Gopalan Rajamani — Google review
Jai Shri Ram...!! One of the famous temple in New Delhi. Temple is situated in the centre of New Delhi at Baba Kharag Singh marg. Visit and get blessing from Lord Hanuman Ji. Many flower and prasad shop outside the temple and have ample parking space. After renovation in outside area by local authorities, visitors spend time after darshan to eat bread pakoda, kachori, sweets and drink chai etc.
Sachin Kapoor — Google review
Visited on a tuesday and i must acknowledge the kind of discipline and arrangement everyone was following. They maintain and keep the proximity extremely clean and hygienic. Overall awesome experience. Parking is an issue but one can park at adjoining DLF Capitol car parking!
MR. TRAVELLER — Google review
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Sky Lounge Bar & Grill

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Bar & grill
Sky Lounge Bar and Grill has an unbeatable view of the city and offers a romantic setting with great food and drinks.
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We celebrated my birthday at this place at super terrace.The ambience is the highlight with great service.Food is really delicious.The Manager and service staff is really friendly and Cooperative.
Gururaj Sangondimath — Google review
For every single one the romantic couples ...u essential pay out a evening at this position ..went on a Wednesday, it was a sufi night ..Wat ambience , atmosphere , felt draw to a close to moon ..at t 18th floor... amazing point to have with Family
Amit Kumar Jha — Google review
Now it's not open I really upset about it There is royal plaza is there
Vipin Sreenivasan — Google review
Awesome place to hang out with friends & family, i love the food & ambience
Rohan Kapoor — Google review
Es del hotel 5 stars where I am now.
Carolina LIVINGSTON — Google review
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Agrasen ki Baoli

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Sights & Landmarks
Agrasen Ki Baoli is a 100-plus step well in India's thriving financial district of Connaught Place that dates back to the ancient Mahabharata period. It has been featured in two Bollywood movies, including PK. Despite its haunted reputation, it is an interesting attraction for tourists and locals alike.
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Such a soothing place to visit!! The serenity of the place, the cooing of the pigeons and the fluttering of their wings makes it absolutely surreal. The place is so serene and calm. You can spend hours and admire the beauty of this historical site. •No entry fees is required. •Only demerit is there isn't any parking space.
Nazia Zaheen — Google review
This is such a stark contrast with its surroundings. This old historical construction completely surrounded by new construction’s. They new buildings and houses have come up till the very limit of the main structure. It is still in a pretty decent state even after so long, I spent a good hour here just taking it in and imagining the time when it was probably one of the most important place in the day to day life of the people around . Truly marvellous engineering by our ancestors in designing and building this structure. It was a peaceful place to spend time in, I had gone there on a weekday so it wasn’t that crowded and was able to take some nice pics . I would definitely recommend people to visit it as it is very much worthwhile use of time.
Mr Don D — Google review
It's ok to go there you will see any wonder over this is just simple old monument, this is my first visit I thought this place would be large and I would get to see many things there but I entered it was this only which you can see in photos or nothing but ya I felt good after sitting on stairs and look into deep. It was 50-50 feeling. I would suggest if you want to go there then you should put this place in last in your list. Thanks 👍 have fun.
hashim Khan — Google review
This place was Gem💎 in the bucket of artificial stones as it is surrounded by building and modern newly made architecture. Short and simple area , Watch guard was rude but it's fine. Cool and quite place to sit silently for a while but Needed to maintained more as it was dirty also and not taken care of much. I enjoyed this place Silence and calmness alot ♥️
Garv Gupta — Google review
Nice place and there are narrow streets leading to it, which are used by washerman. Though famous and it has come up in many Bollywood movies. It is not maintained nicely but still lot of people come to visit this place. As it was a part of my calendar trail I visited it and must admit that it is a very calm place and we can spend lot of time here in total peace.
Vipul Musani — Google review
This place is famous for it's horrific past (suicide,ghost stories) and secondly for PK movie scene. It's usually crowded in tye morning time and empty by noon. Entry is not allowed after 6 pm. No entry fees. It was mainly made for water drainage system in past, and when water used to collect here it's colour was Black. You will still see some black water there. Rest is good if it's not crowded. And do not forget to get your pic in PK pose.
Pra_mod Pandey — Google review
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Chor Bizarre

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Kashmiri restaurant
North Indian restaurant
Designed to look like a flea market, with varied decor pieces, this eatery serves mixed fare.
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When ever I visit New Delhi I make sure I go to Chor Bizarre and have the authentic Kashmiri Wazwan. Very nice vintage style cozy place, decent price menu and bar menu.
Sundram Sharmaa — Google review
Reasonable restaurant. Food is not bad. Some things better than others. Curries were good, bread was average. Prices are a bit too high for Indian food in India. Attached to a hotel so obviously they have their set of customers. Waiters will serve you food and keep you topped up. Waiters speak english. Generally good service, people seem overly nice, felt like they were trying too hard if you know what i mean. Wifi reserved for guests only.
Jinn — Google review
Don’t be Confused with name of the Restaurant , They will selling stolen things in this Restaurant . It’s one of the Beautiful Designed Restaurant on theme of thing from Chor Bizarre and Server you Indian Dishes especially North/Mughlai & Kashmiri Food . The Restaurant is very well Decorated with old thing . Even you will find a old heritage/Vintage car inside the Restaurant . Must visit if you are lover of North/Mughlai foods.
Love kaushik — Google review
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Sanjay Colony

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Tibet House, Cultural Centre of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, New Delhi

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Cultural center
Sights & Landmarks
Tibet House is a nonprofit organization founded by the Dalai Lama in 1965 to preserve and protect Tibetan culture. The center has a museum and library, as well as lectures and events about Buddhist culture. The first Tibet House was founded in New Delhi, India.
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✌️Awesome 😍place to know Nalanda, Tibetan & mahayana buddhism☸️... It's cultural center and they conduct free classes & sessions on buddisim, for updates visit 👉Tibethouse.in. ☑️free🤑 access to museum🏛️ & Library🤓
AMAN SAGAR — Google review
LONELY PLACE , WITH PEACE IN AIR. THIS MUSEUM SHELVES TIBETAN ARTIFACTS BROUGHT BY EXILED BUDDHIST MONK DALAI LAMA FROM TIBET .15 TH CENTURY LIFE HISTORY PAINTINGS OF BUDDHA, BEAUTIFUL STATUES OF STONE , METAL, WOOD AND GOLD ARE DISPLAYED.A LIBRARY IS ALSO ACTIVE, BUT QUIETNESS PREVAILS...... TOOK A COUPLE OF PHOTOS AND BANNED FOR FEES.....
Joshy anand — Google review
Museum and Library undergoing renovations. Can’t visit. Don’t waste your time
jack greenberg — Google review
The Museum at Tibet House preserves an invaluable collection of old and rare art objects from Tibet. About 200 precious Thangka paintings have been gathered as well as over 140 statues in copper, gilded bronze, sandalwood, and stone representing the religious heritage. The museum also displays other artefacts like ritual objects, jewellery, costumes, household articles, and even ancient weapons. Many of the artefacts were brought to India by Tibetan refugees and donated to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
San Toy — Google review
Photos are fake news. pls fact check. I looked for three days and three nights but no mountains. Sincerely, Extroverted Mountain Climber 🧗‍♀️
Kim Hancock — Google review
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Nizamuddin

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Nizamuddin is a crowded, busy neighborhood of narrow lanes lined with market stalls and tiny shops, known for two important historic sites. The double-domed 1500s Humayun’s Tomb is a grand mausoleum and an early example of Mughal architecture. Nearby, the Sufi shrine Nizamuddin Dargah comes to life on Thursdays at sunset when energetic Sufi devotional music performances (qawwalis) are held.
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Naivedyam

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$$$$affordable
South Indian restaurant
Naivedyam, located in Gurugram, is a pure vegetarian restaurant serving South Indian cuisine. The food is excellent and the setting is beautiful, with Southern devotional music that soothes your mind.
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Super chill place. Great food and great service. A must visit place if you're looking for enjoying an authentic south Indian food. We had the best Idli, Vada and Rava Dosa. The Chai and Coffee are good too.
Sagarika Kishan — Google review
Another South Indian restaurant I was exploring today! The ambience was so fruitful and service was just perfect. In the starting they serve you Chaach and then proceed with the order. I had benne masala dosa, it was not that different but was Yum! And then at the end they serve you Sweet Pan which costs you 12 rupees per Pan!
Paridhi Kohli — Google review
Amazing place to eat south Indian cuisine. All preparations are good. Must visit! Covid has surely affected the taste and qty however it still is one of the best places to eat veg food
Optimum healtcare Pharmacy — Google review
Love their Dosa, idli, Curd rice. Nice location. Everything is good. Ample parking. It's on 2nd floor. It's a great place for South India food. Quality is maintained. Good service. Nice South Indian restaurant kind of ambience.
Avviee Aneja — Google review
Great place if you are looking for authentic south indian food. It is also build with a lot of care and all the manager and waiters are quite friendly. I would highly recommend to not miss their rasam, masala dosa, thali and aam panna in drinks.
prashant agarwal — Google review
South Indian food reminds me of Naivedyam. Here you will feel like a complete traditional South Indian. The way the survey, the music here, the environment here, everything is absolutely perfect. Very peaceful restaurant I thought and here are many varieties of dosa.
Shubham Chaurasiya — Google review
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Pandara Rd

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Notable street
Street known for an array of Punjabi & Mughlai restaurants, including a renowned food market.
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Located in khan market nearest metro is khan market metro station there is a KANDRIYA VIDHIALY SCHOOL 🏫🏫 on pandara road....✌🏻✌🏻
Farman Shafique — Google review
Great place to have Lunch and Dinner with family and friends. It is near India Gate. Gulati, Have More and Gyani Ice Cream etc are famous
Anil Negi — Google review
Great place for an evening walk and amazing shop as Gulati... a friend took me there for the butter chicken, let me tell you it's legendary. The buffet is worth the price...
Shivam Pandey — Google review
Awesome market for having great evening with friends and family.
Rohan Sharma — Google review
Great place to go with family for dinner
Arindam Chatterjee — Google review
Perfect place for good quality food
Sahil Paul — Google review
Great place to have Lunch and Dinner with family and friends. It is near India Gate. Food quality is awesome
Jagdeep Sandhu — Google review
Ichiban restaurant serves some amazing Chinese food. Went there with family for the first time and would love to visit again. Must visit place
Sangita Vij — Google review
Pandara road market is a hub of restaurants, visited by tourists only, brought in by tourist guides
Deepak Gupta — Google review
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Cathedral Church of The Redemption

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Cathedral
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The Cathedral Church of the Redemption (commonly referred to as simply the "Church") is a landmark 1930s British colonial church in Delhi, India. The building is inspired by the works of Sir Edwin Lutyens and Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and features architecture that is both elegant and reflective of British neo-classical design. The church is one of Delhi's most iconic attractions, and remains an important part of the city's history.
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Cathedral Church of the Redemption Church of North India (CNI) Cathedral Church of the Redemption, also known as the Viceroy Church, is a church in New Delhi, India, that was built between 1927 and 1931. The church is located east of Parliament House and Rashtrapati Bhavan, formerly Viceroy House, which was used by then British Viceroy. The Cathedral Church of the Redemption India, is a part of the Delhi diocese of the Church of North India (CNI)
Dola Sundeep — Google review
A very beautiful church with a spiritual aura. Has an amazing British architecture. One must definitely visit this place for its divine and peaceful ambience.
Daisy Raju — Google review
Beautiful and serene place. Perfect for spiritual healing. Amazing architecture, one doesn't feel as if one is in india !!!
Avani Pande — Google review
Hidden deep inside the lush green Lutyens zone and near to the side entrance of the Rashtrapati Bhavan is the Cathedral Church of Redemption. The church which provides a grant space for believers to connect with God is also an architectural marvel with a great dome and beautiful capitals. The church also houses a pipe organ which is a rare sight these days in all new churches made across India. All in all a must visit if you are in Delhi.
Civin Vincent — Google review
I went there at 8AM on Christmas and attended the mass. It felt like a dream, so peaceful. I enjoyed the cake and coffee in the cold weather.
Saima Jafari — Google review
Falls under the archeological survey of India , the church was build in 1918. This is just behind the Prime Minister house( Rashtra Pati Bhawan). Adjascent to Mughal Garden .
Nawaab Thakur — Google review
A beautiful cathedral nestled in the heart of delhi. Do visit on Sundays from morning to lunch time for mass service. Brings the old world charm!
Erick Massey — Google review
Most beautiful in delhi I've seen. Evening Prayer service starts at 6. I was a bit astonished by so few people at such a spiritual place.
Arpit Singh — Google review
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Have More

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$$$$expensive
North Indian restaurant
Havemore is a must-try if you're a fan of butter chicken, as they serve classic dishes in an atmospheric and modern setting.
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One of the Best Places for Butter Chicken In Delhi. I tried Butter Chicken and Mutton Rogan Josh and simply loved the preparation. Service is slow and price is expensive. But I would rate it entirely on the taste which is awesome. One of my best Butter Chicken experience in a restaurant. Much visit place for all the Non Veg Lovers.
Ayush Bhasin — Google review
True Story: I tried the butter chicken, mutton barra kebab and garlic naan yesterday and was compelled to give up my british passport. But now my wife is incandescent about me not coming home... I think she may divorce me. My son won't stop crying.
Rohit Chitkara — Google review
It’s one of the restaurants of Pandara market and have been patrons to it. However this time, the quality of the food especially the Main course was below the standard. We ordered a mixed veg and paneer makhani. Both the dishes had too much of salt and tasted bitter. Though the server was quick and took it to the kitchen for it however not of much use. Left disappointed! 😕
Mohit Gautam — Google review
The palace is famous for non veg dishes. Do try kakori kebab and khasta roti. Usually have a wait time of 30 to 40 minutes so please plan accordingly. Good sitting space. Limited parking space . Staff is polite too.
Dheeraj Adhikari — Google review
The best butter chicken I’ve had in my life. The other dishes are superb as well. You won’t regret your visit here.
Raghav Mathur — Google review
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Varq

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Indian restaurant
The Indian restaurant Varq at the Taj Mahal Hotel is a must-go for food lovers who want to explore the best of India's culinary heritage. Chef Oberoi's inventive dishes are beautifully presented and irresistible to palate. The setting is elegant, with artwork in various areas lending an extra level of visual intrigue.
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Dining at Varq is an experience in itself…it’s culinary extravaganza. We tried the following: 1. Varqui Crab- This starter was simply awesome. One the best crab dish 2. Dilli-6 curry- The tomato based gravy was too good but I would have preferred the chicken a bit more tender. 3. Tamatar aur zaitoon ke kofte- Interesting ingredients. The gravy is good but overall it is just average. 4. Chenna Paneer- The quantity was good and the taste was very nice. The fillers in between meals what they call as palette cleanser (crispy yogurt & raw mango sorbet) were really good. The presentation was really outstanding and the hospitality was outstanding. The staff was very polite and courteous.
RAJNISH BAJAJ — Google review
Overall a stellar experience. Great food paired with great service gets a 5 star in my books. I’ve never had chicken breast so soft and tender and more importantly delicious and the food presentation 10 on 10. We ordered Patthar ke kabab my wife loved it and botti malai was so soft Gongura lamb was amazing don’t forget to order jalebis. The staff makes you feel extremely welcomed especially our server Rashminder Singh and the manager on duty. This is the place if you’re looking for exquisite Indian food and exceptional customer service. Thank you 😊
Yasir Siddiqui — Google review
By far the best fine dining experience. Restaurant is situated at the lower ground floor of the Taj Mansingh. Staff was super super good and courteous- always smile on their face. Very welcoming. Food - we had a 4 course meal and they gave us one extra course so total 5 courses. Starter, soup and dessert was outstanding. Main course was also v good but too heavy. They also give pallet cleaner to have the best taste for the upcoming items. Service was top notch. For the price it was super worth it. Prefer doing table booking in advance.
Gunjan Singhvi — Google review
Follow me on insta @rajatskies Just loved the place and the grandeur The food was awesome. However the quantity was miniscule. I undersyand that it's modern gastronomy but little more daal makhani doesn't change much The daal makhani was served on a small boat like bowl which is good enough for one bite If they can improve this its a real good place to dine
Roving Tales — Google review
We went to this place for a team dinner on a friend's recommendation. The ambiance was lovely and Mr Thomas took the order for the group. We decided to try the set menu along with drinks and some options from ala carte. While we were having our first drink, they served the dinner on the table without asking or even informing us. The sequence of service could have been better as we expect them to ask for any drinks order before serving main course. Anyways, we informed the manager and ordered the drinks after the main couse was served on the table. Appetizers and main course dishes were average. There is nothing to be mentioned as a recommendation. Desserts were comparatively good especially the crispy Jalebi with saffron. Finally, when we asked for the bill it took for over 40 mins to get the payment cleared as the payment machines were not working as expected at the restaurant. I kept trying for 3 times and at the end, I had to go to the hotel main reception to get the payment processed from my card. Overall, it was not so great experience for us so we left the place with a bag of mixed feelings.
Nitin Sharma — Google review
Went for dinner in Varq. The ambience is pretty good. Hygienic washrooms. Well maintained. We tried only vegetarian food and it was too good. Kurkure bhindi was something that left us amused. There Amritsari kulcha was something very different that we tried and loved. The way they explain the preparation of the dishes was also loved by the family. All in all we spent quality time there.
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Daryaganj Sunday Book Market

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Book store
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Flea & Street Markets
Bustling outdoor market, open every Sun, with vendors for a huge variety of secondhand books.
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For a young 20 something guy, it isn't easy to splurge on books. This place offers the perfect remedy. Second hand books of various vintages can be bought if only you have the patience to delve into the huge stacks of books scattered about. For the first timer, I recommend that you wander a bit observing the book stalls checking whether they have the kind of books that you're looking for. Do not go overboard on seeing a book being sold at half its cover price. There is a good possibility that you can buy it for cheaper a few stalls down the line. Always bargain. Try to watch a few hardened regulars negotiate with the seller before you proceed to buy. Some shopkeepers know their stuff very well, but most have little clue of the value of their books. It isn't unheard of to find a first edition copy among a collection of Mills and Boons say. So buckle up and dig deep into those tomes and rest assured that someone there has the book that you're looking for at a very cheap price. PS: Just so you don't end up like me, make sure the Sunday you go doesn't fall before any major holiday.
Ambuj Singh — Google review
Such diverse variety of books, from academic to latest romance books on tiktok, everything is available here, except well, Brandon Sanderson which made me a little sad. I love buying second hand books so this place is literally heaven to me. You also have small vendors outside for a perfect snack while you shop. Highly recommend!
Peehu Rasotra — Google review
It's an amazing place if you love books. You can get all sort of books here at cheap prices but amazing quality ranging from school books, novels,competition books, self help books, stationery. You can also find some rare books here. Must visit for book lovers!
Surabhi Rastogi — Google review
Very big market to buy all types of books - novels, study material, competitive exams, NCERT, fiction,non fiction and sometimes diary and stationery too. Need to carry a big solid bag to take books and in summers it gets too hot. Better to go early or in late afternoon. There are no shops or stalls. Sellers are selling books on ground so you need to be on your toes and check the books. Some old novels are available for as low as 20rs.
Deepti Vijavergia — Google review
Nearest Metro Station - Delhi Gate Gate number-3 As per net the nearest metro station were Chandni Chowk and Lal Quila, but then I had to pay extra for the auto, but while returning I saw there's this gate number 3 of "Delhi Gate" just 100 m away on the same road. I went at afternoon and there was no tent for us, in the corridor and also there wasn't any water facility... The book stalls's tent covered just the stalls. Also the prices weren't that low, and when they were low, the quality of the pages got low too. In general a ₹500 novel can be purchased at ₹100 and with more books, more discount can be made Also this place has stationary items too! If you don't care about the quality and just wanna read it's a good place to buy {though not everything is present here and you've to look at all stalls first...also it's mostly novels and less academic books + aspirants can take NCERTs sets and [maps and charts (₹20)]}
Aman Ahmad Ansari — Google review
Again- not sure why I need to give 5 star to every place where I go....probably I travel the best places 😄 Do you read books??? Does your kid draw??? Does your kids Paint??? You ask the kind of book - for studies, leisure, drawing , painting, knowledge based book..... you have everything here starting rs.20. Majority of books, you can get in rs.50. Every book lover should visit this place....!!!
Mohammed Saheer — Google review
The market is located in the heart of Old Delhi, and it's a book lover's paradise. You can find all kinds of books here, from textbooks and novels to rare books and antique editions. The market is open only on Sundays, and it's advisable to reach early in the morning to avoid the crowds. The market offers an incredible collection of books at very affordable prices, which is one of its biggest attractions. You can also find second-hand books here, which are in excellent condition and are sold at very reasonable prices. Despite its shortcomings, Daryaganj Book Market is a must-visit for book lovers. The incredible collection of books at affordable prices makes it a unique shopping experience, and you can spend hours browsing through the stacks of books. Overall, if you love books, Daryaganj Book Market should be on your list of places to visit in Delhi.
DIKSHA KUMARI — Google review
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The Walled City | Rooftop & Heritage Café

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Cafe
Global cuisine eatery in the heart of Old Delhi housed in a heritage mansion with a vintage vibe.
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Lovely place with very good ambiance. Delicious food. Staffs were very nice. Order was taken and executed swiftly.From outside it doesn't look like such a place even exist there. Spacious and lovely. You can literally sit there for hours.
Ashlay George Omathil — Google review
We were a small group of three and reached the walled city with the help of Google navigation and by asking the local people. Congested roads and some what unhygienic streets may give you a discomfort but once you reach the restaurant you can just forget all the stuff. Located on the first floor of the building, a pleasant place with good music and colorful environment makes the experience better. Ambience was good and we tried both Non veg and veg dishes which tasted fine. Outdoor seating is even present in the restaurant which can be preferred during evening times due to colorful lighting and design of seating etc. Charge will be moderate to high in range. Everyone like friends couples kids family can visit this place. People serving are well mannered and polite. People exploring new new places to dine out will enjoy for sure. Overall experience was good.
Dr Rahul Gandhi S — Google review
Good ambience and quality food. If you are traveling to old Delhi then yes for good quality food this is the destination. Road towards this destination is not good but once you reach there you can relax and chill-out.
Himanshu Sachdeva — Google review
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Paharganj

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Paharganj, and particularly its primary thoroughfare Main Bazar, is a bustling backpacker enclave full of budget guest houses and tiny shops selling everything from hippie clothes to incense. There’s a mix of casual bakeries, no-nonsense eateries serving classic Indian dishes, and rooftop restaurants whose menus feature global fare like pasta and falafel. Nearby New Delhi station is a major railway hub.
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Dhobi Ghaat

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Clothing store
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Almost hidden and unnoticed by people, the biggest dhobi ghat in Delhi is located in Connaught Place at the otherwise quiet and serene Hailey Lane. Families of 60 washermen, try to sustain themselves by washing and ironing clothes from dawn to dusk. #DeviPrasadsadanGhat
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Nice people Good behaviour
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The Imperial New Delhi

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Hotel
Fine dining restaurant
Elegant 1930s lodging with an expansive spa, an outdoor pool, 5 gourmet restaurants & 2 bars.
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I attended a business meet at the Hotel. The decor was tastefully done. The walls were adorned with paintings depicting Historical figures and monuments. The service was excellent and the staff, extremely polite and courteous. The food quality was outstanding, both the vegetarian as well as Non vegetarian main courses were aromatic and spiced the right way, with very little oil used in cooking those dishes. All in all, an excellent experience 👏
Vijay Shastri — Google review
The Imperial Hotel New Delhi provides a luxurious and elegant experience for guests. The rooms are beautifully appointed with modern amenities and the staff are welcoming. The dining options are exceptional, and the location is convenient for exploring the city. Highly recommended for a memorable stay in Delhi. The rooms at this hotel are absolutely stunning. They are spacious, clean, and beautifully designed with modern amenities that cater to the needs of guests. The beds are incredibly comfortable with soft linens and cozy pillows, ensuring a good night's sleep.
pramod mudgal — Google review
I had the opportunity to stay at The Imperial and I cannot express my gratitude and happiness. Firstly the staff were welcoming, polite and respectful. Secondly, the room was just perfect. Location wise, it perfect. All amenities are close by. The city skyline is just perfect to watch. Over all I give it a 5 stars and heavily recommend it.
Mustafa Yusuf — Google review
This place is worth the price. One of the best places to stay at while I’m in Delhi. I enjoyed my stay here last month while I was in Delhi for a week. The staff is absolutely fantastic and the hotel location is smack in the center of Delhi. Despite that, the hotel manages to make this one of the best places to stay at. The one star missing above is due to an unexpected interaction with one of the serving staff at the restaurant. He didn’t seem up to standard of the rest of the hotel. Everything else was terrific!
Suvam Adhikary — Google review
I recently stayed at the Imperial New Delhi hotel and it was an exceptional experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff provided warm and gracious hospitality, and the grandeur and elegance of the hotel's decor and furnishings were truly impressive. The rooms and suites are spacious and well-appointed, with modern amenities and stunning views of the city. The attention to detail in the decor and furnishings is exceptional, and the cleanliness of the rooms was impeccable. The hotel has a range of dining options, including some of the best restaurants in the city. The food was delicious, and the service was top-notch. The outdoor pool, fitness center, and spa were also excellent and provided the perfect environment to relax and rejuvenate. One of the standout features of the hotel is its prime location in the heart of New Delhi. The hotel is within walking distance of many of the city's top attractions, including India Gate and the National Museum. Overall, I highly recommend the Imperial New Delhi hotel for anyone looking for a luxurious and memorable stay in the city. The combination of old-world charm, modern amenities, exceptional service, and prime location make it a truly exceptional choice.
radhika daga — Google review
I recently stayed at the Hotel Imperial in New Delhi for four nights and had an excellent experience overall. The hotel is located in the heart of the city, which makes it very convenient for business and leisure travelers alike. The staff at the hotel were very friendly and accommodating, and made me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. The room I stayed in was spacious, comfortable, and very clean. The decor was elegant and tasteful, and the amenities provided were of a high standard. The bed was comfortable and the linens were fresh and crisp, which made for a good night's sleep.
Aakash Kumar — Google review
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Khadi Gramodyog Bhavan

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Khadi kurta pajama, must use by every indian. on main road just 200 meters from Avantika main market, herbal lhadi cosmetic item like shampoo , face was is also available there. rates are ok. Staff is very supportive
Anwar Ahmad — Google review
All types of khadi gram products from khadi shirt or kurta pyjama to shampoos,soaps, even herbal facepacks available there
Traveller Girls — Google review
Very good staff and cooperative but if the shop is closed on Diwali it should not be showing open on the website unnecessarily why to create rush on roads if online its seen that its close
Aarti Bhatia — Google review
Exclusive store for KHADI lovers. A great showroom with a variety of collections, be it for men, women, or kids. Nice ambiance, sanitized showroom with cooperative staff, especially Mrs. Shail's behavior. She is so calm and generous with her customers. Here, you can also explore an exotic range of handmade n natural personal care products. Do visit if you're a handloom lover.
Aakash Mishra — Google review
Nice shoping place in Rohini for khadi products suitable for people who visit rohini Or live here.
Vikram Bhadwaj — Google review
Being a khadi lover , it was an ecstatic experience for me have visited ' Khadi India ' Rohini sec. 4 . The selection of khadi material , Kurtas , jackets etc. for men & women are extremely exclusive . meticulously decorated shelves & spick & span show room was highly impressive . Thanks to pretty , smiling sales staff members Shail & others attended us so warmly . Thanks to all of them . Would like to share the picture.
SHOBHA CHANDLA — Google review
The staff especially Shail and Kuldeep were excellent in attending us. The collection of sarees, dressmaterial.,cosmetics is too good. A must visit by everyone. I am proud of My Khadi India 🇮🇳. JAI HIND
Drudita Singhal — Google review
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Naivedyam

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Vegetarian restaurant
Branch of a South Indian chain restaurant decorated like a Karnataka temple.
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I had an amazing experience. Their complementary buttermilk was amazing. Ordered Masala dosa, rava masala dosa, paneer masala dosa, mix veg uttapam. Food and service was good.
Ritika Garg — Google review
A go to place for authentic South Indian delicacies. They have maintained there quality for long. The staff and service is also good. The place is quite decent to have a good meal, and south Indian food is always a healthier option than the prevalent junk food.
Sandeep Dogra — Google review
#southindianfood Variety of options & numbers of Dosas but the flavour which was use to be here earlier is slightly missing may be we have come with lots of expectations over the authentic food, but for hygiene and behavior at restaurant its @ 100%
Manish Mehra — Google review
In middle of Karol bagh/patel nagar this small south Indian place is the perfect place for a great meal. The traditional delicacy of South Indian cuisine are well plated and served. The food is absolutely upto the mark. And is delicious beyond expectations. The benne dosa is just perfect. We tried benne rava dosa which was too hard, we next tried bhavnagar benne dosa, it was filled with amazing taste of white butter, not to miss. Last we tried urli tomato uttpam which also made us happy. Filter coffe was good too. The place is perfectly priced. What lacked the last star was the interior which is old, it needs a facelift. Also the staff which was dressed amazingly was hard to call, so in short service was below average. I had to keep my ✋ handup straight for 5mins before anyone came.
Ashutosh Saboo — Google review
Good place for a South indian cuisine filling breakfast, delicious food and a very old chain. Do try when in the area. They also give mini pans even after breakfast.
shuchi shrivastava — Google review
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All American Diner

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$$$$expensive
American restaurant
The All American Diner is a 1950s diner located in Indian Habitat Centre in Lodhi Colony, New Delhi. It serves up a variety of pancakes, burgers and omelettes that will have you coming back for seconds (or thirds).
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What can I say about this place that hasn't already been said. This is such a great place with awesome lip-smacking food. I usually go for breakfast here, sit outside and enjoy the weather. Their milkshakes are really great and must try especially the mango chili shake. Omelets are great too perfect in texture and tenderness. Also do try their mushroom pot pie. For me, it is the absolute show-stealer. 100% recommend this place.
Apurv Agarwal — Google review
Good place to hang out but reservation is an issue for indoor sitting. You would have to wait for 30 to 40 min. In case you are comfortable sitting outside it’s fine ( provided weather is good 😊) Food is good and all American cuisine options
jagpreet jassal — Google review
Poor service. Inefficient Management. Deteriorated food quality. Messed up my order, TWICE. Every staff seemed to frantically roam around with wrong orders without having a proper trace of the recipient. Lastly, no chicken pot pie available on the menu. Overall, a disappointing experience. This place used to be one of the finest dining experiences offered across Delhi which unfortunately isn't, anymore, except the high-end price. Wouldn't recommend, at all.
Sunanda Pal — Google review
It's located in one of my favorite building. Ambience and low music sets the vibe. We tried sangria and it was really good (which actually had alcohol content not like other places in delhi who just add ice and water). Food is also good.
Sharmishtha Dhurve — Google review
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Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple (Birla Mandir)

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Hindu temple
Sights & Landmarks
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Located in Connaught Place, the Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple (Birla Mandir) is one of the oldest and most renowned Hindu temples in Delhi. Dedicated to the goddess of prosperity, Laxmi, it is also home to a number of shrines dedicated to other faiths. inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi as part of his effort to improve religious tolerance in India, the temple is popular among pilgrims from all over the country.
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Nic temple.. With traditional like architecture but with best level of cleanliness and facilities for public.. People visit mostly for marriage..and worshipping.. Very well established and strict rules and photos prohibited here.. And in fact .. your phones will be submitted in a locker before entering into the temple.. Very silent and good environment ☺️
Mukul Kesharwani — Google review
Best temple of Delhi. The garden is also beautiful, but backside temples are other things are closed. Best place for picnic, lack of cleanses in the garden area. Nearby to jhandewalan metro.
Ashutosh Kumar Bhardwaj — Google review
The temple and its premises are well-maintained all the time. This temple is one of the most cleanest temple I've visited. Located a few minutes away from RK Ashram Marg metro station, this place is serene, quietly tucked away in the hustle-bustle of the city, peaceful and tranquil. If you're walking from the metro station, it is a 20 minute walk. If you're taking a cab/auto rickshaw/e-rickshaw, they'll charge exorbitant rates, you can bargain and get them to agree to come at ₹30-₹40. It isn't all that far away from the station.
Shraddha — Google review
Birla Mandir is very beautiful and peaceful place. You can spend your entire day here if you are looking for peace. Phone and camera are not allowed in the temple. There is a garden adjacent to the temple, where you can spend a quality time with family and friends and click pictures.
Meenakshi meen — Google review
A Temple. Soothing and Calmess all around The Place. Sit there and feel the Silence. I'd bet you'll love that. Also here is nothing much to do Sculpture are great detailed It's pretty ancient almost 70-100 years old. It's a good place visible from On road place and Very clean and Hindu People and Tourists you'll see admiring it. Go here and i recommend sit for at least 1-2 hour & DON'T USE YOUR PHONE to get the most out of it. ❤️❤️❤️
Kumar Shanu — Google review
Birla Mandir is temple of Lord Krishna and Radha. It has very beautiful sculptor of lord Krishna and peaceful envious here. Behind This temple beautiful park is located where you can find Sai Dham Mandir and Mata Mandir. In this park marriage related gathering are common. And people love to visit here in their free time for peace.
Ajit Kumar — Google review
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Sunehri Masjid

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Mosque
Striking 18th-century mosque at the Red Fort, with 3 vast domes, minarets & a spacious prayer hall.
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Sunehri Mosque or the golden mosque was from later mughal period. Five time prayer offered including jumma and eid. Prof. Mohd. Inaam deliever speech every friday before sermon these days. It is nearest to dilli gate of the red fort. Now parking also available. There is an unknow grave. It may be relate with any prominant personality of history.
Ashu Yadav — Google review
Udham Bai later known as Qudsia Begum was first introduced as a dancer in Mughal Mughal court and soon she won everyone's heart including the 13th Mughal Emperor, Muhammad Shah. She was married to Muhammad Shah they both had a son Ahmad Shah Bahadur who became the 14th Mughal Emperor in 1748 after the death of his father. As a widow, she took the title, Qudsia Begum. She was an administrator and served as de facto regent of India from 1748 to 1754. Qudsia Begum was known for her enthusiasm and keen interest in architecture best known for the palace and garden complex, Qudsia Bagh on the banks of Yamuna, although that one no longer exists. In 1750-51, She constructed a mosque called Sunehri Masjid also known as The Golden Mosque for Nawab Bahadur Javed Khan, a chief eunuch of the royal household. The Sunehri Masjid is located outside the Delhi Gate of the Red Fort, Delhi. It's a three-domed mosque, which was originally gilt with copper and other parts with a light salmon-colored stone from which it derives its name. The mosque has a main prayer hall and two tall tall minarets on the front and two small ones at the back. The elevated foundation upon which the mosque is based has a beautiful entrance gate. In 1852, Bahadur Shah II repaired the mosque by replacing the damaged copper plates with sandstone.
Altamash — Google review
Sunehri Mosque or the golden mosque was from later mughal period. Five time prayer offered including jumma and eid. Prof. Mohd. Inaam deliever speech every friday before sermon these days. It is nearest to dilli gate of the red fort. Now parking also available. There is an unknow grave. It may be relate with any prominant personality of history.
Farhan Baig — Google review
The structure of the building is very good, you will enjoy going there, there is not much crowd, but you cannot make Tik Tok videos there,,,
Mona 2345 — Google review
Sunehri Masjid, also known as the Golden Fort, is an old mosque, which is located at Old Delhi, at the south-west corner of Red Fort (Lal Quila), just opposite to the Red Fort tourist bus stand. Tourists visiting Red Fort must have a visit to this calm piece of architecture.
Resham Das — Google review
Very beautiful old building, but close to the main road where car's noisy horns never stop, so its not the perfect place to pray
Wind Mate - ??? ????? — Google review
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DLF CyberHub (Gurugram, Haryana)

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Business center
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Cyber Hub Gurgaon is a business center that offers entertainment and dining options as well as multiple offices. It is an integrated destination with multiple places to eat and drink, as well as shops.
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Best of best Happening place. Having many gems and stars in its bucket. One of most popular is Quaff Microbrewery. It renders the finest quality of in-house craft beer. I like wheat beer the most. Food is really amazing touching to the taste buds of all age groups.
Chef Ajesh Kumar — Google review
Amazing place for spending time with friends. You can do shopping, spend quality time, eat, dance and other stuff. It's a beautiful place. There is lot's of beer Bar 🍻 is here. Night life is amazing. If you are planning to go there then I will recommend you should go at night.
Nayan Gaur — Google review
Great place to hangout whether you're alone or with your loved ones. However, the only catch is it's a trap; everything there is so freaking expensive behind all those glamorous shiny buildings and lights. Like literally behind every dish it's your salary of one day sometimes even 2-3 days. Still you would love to have a visit, especially at night.
Arvind Kumar — Google review
This place is articulated in such a way that it's beautiful and different vibes in both daytime and night. I am amazed the variety of cafes are available here , like Italian, Vietnam, Asian, western, Chinese, south Indian and North Indian. And they are really authentic. Great place to hangout whether you're alone or with your loved ones. With a plethora of cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from, one can easily have a good time here. Or just roam around amidst the tall office buildings it is surrounded by.
Mayank Kumar — Google review
Best of best Happening place. Having many gems and stars in its bucket. One of most popular is Quaff Microbrewery. It renders the finest quality of in-house craft beer. I like wheat beer the most. Food is really amazing touching to the taste buds of all age groups.
prashant singh — Google review
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Sarojini Nagar Market

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Shopping
Flea & Street Markets
Lively flea market offering a wide selection of clothes, fashion jewellery, handbags & home decor.
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Sunder Nursery

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City park
Nature & Parks
Gardens
Sunder Nursery is a sprawling heritage park located in the heart of the city. Over 90 acres (36 hectares) in size, it contains a range of monuments, including UNESCO-listed sites from the Mughal era. The park is popular among locals and tourists alike for its lush green spaces and scenic views.
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I visited Sunder Nursery twice. First I went in 2019, it was new, many people don't even know about it. It was beautiful, serene & healing. Then I went there on Sunday(20 Feb) with my friend. She didn't know about this place, and to be honest, the first time I didn't explore the garden much. But this time, we spent almost 5-6 hours exploring this hidden beauty. Surprisingly this time the garden was full of people, they came to enjoy a family picnic, some were celebrating their birthdays, some anniversary. Also, there is a cafe inside this nursery and a kid's corner. The food at the cafe was okay as compared to the high rates. The entry ticket is Rs.50 for Indians and in the kid's corner, there is a separate Rs.20 ticket Inside the nursery. This is a perfect place for a family picnic, for a day out with your partner or friends & even for a loner date. :-)🌼
Gyanita Sinha — Google review
It is a very serene and calm place to spend time with your friends. It’s a huge park with ample of old monuments with placards displaying the their information. It is a dog/pet friendly park where you can bring your furry pals for a all long walk which they would love! Depending on the season, one can catch various flowers there. And being a huge open space, everyone sort of gets their own privacy. On weekends it is very crowded, so it’s best avoided at that time. Bring your own drinks and eatables as there is only one cafe there and it is very pricey and the food is below average. This park has an a minimal entry ticket. If you ever happen to visit Delhi, do give this park a visit. Also, nearest metro station would be Khan market from where you can easily find autos for this place.
Abha Sharma — Google review
Amazing place for nature and architecture lovers. Here you can enjoy a view of a green lush garden with lots of colourful flowers and plants. Here old beautiful structures are present try to go there in the evening so that you can enjoy the lighting at the main fountain as night falls. It is too beautiful and photogenic. It is a perfect place to plan a picnic with your family and friends. So have some food with music enjoy there. You can have some coffee and food option with only one of the card present their. Their coffee aroma is too good to resist. Some points to be noted that please avoid to take games like cricket, football and badminton saw their guard restricting people due to chances that it might hurt flowers their .
pulkit thakuriya — Google review
A quaint yet lively place full of greenery, flowers, good vibes. This is a picturesque place where you can go out for picnic for friends and family. They allow outside food. You can sit by the lake and enjoy the cool breeze while enjoying yourself swinging on the swings. You can order food via zomato as well or eat from food cart here.there is also a cafe by the lake . Its pretty spacious and also have an amphitheatre. I loved the vibe here. Best you go here in the month of March itself as there is plethora of variety of flowers blooming right now.
Shalini Mansal — Google review
Largely spread green area with variety of plants, trees with monument and ruins in the campus. Entry Charge - ₹50 per person. Kids area charge- ₹20 per person(additional) 1 lake side cafe is running inside the premises with good ambience. Food stalls also available for refreshment. Toilets are located nearby to refreshments area. Perfect place for picnic with family. Also good place for couples to hang out if they are looking for little privacy. Overall experience- Good
Pranshu Sharma — Google review
Nice and scenic place. You can enjoy a picnic with your family on any sunny day here. The park has beautiful monuments, lakes, lush green and well maintained gardens , beautiful flower valleys and fountains. It also has a food van for snacks and an affluent cafe that is called "Fab Cafe" . A great place to visit in the time of Feb-March. You can bring your pets, food and other items if you wish too for a day out. A nice scenic and hidden gem which is approachable from any part in Delhi.
Gaurav Vashistha — Google review
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Qutab Minar

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Monument
Qutub Minar is a 73-meter tall minaret in the ancient city of Qutb-ud-din Aibak. The tower contains five distinct tapering storeys, and it is decorated with intricate carvings featuring the history of Qutub along with inscriptions from the Koran.
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Amrit Udyan

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The Mughal Gardens are a popular tourist attraction inside the Rashtrapati Bhavan, and feature an impressive mix of Saracen and English architecture with well over 150 types of roses. The gardens are open from February to March.
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Firstly, entry is allowed only after online booking.No provision of offline tickets. Ticket has to booked in advance I recommend 7 days before. It is closed on MONDAY. Entry is allowed from Gate no 35 (Near North Avenue Police Station) Completely recommended for Family and Friends. Scenic place, varieties of Tulips and Big sizes Roses. Tiny Orange tree is awesome. Herbal Garden needs more varities to grow. #Feel Good
Imran Akhtar — Google review
The best part of Mughal Garden is the natural beauty of the flowers and plants. It immediately gives one the feel that the plants have been allowed to grow and flourish naturally without trying to prim/ cut them to give it an artificial landscaped look. Also, totally in love with the Tulips. They made my day.
Priya Tolasariya — Google review
Really loved visiting here. The centre of attraction are Musical fountain (with patriotic song theme❤️), Rose garden, Tulip garden and Circular garden. Opens in mid of February and closes in mid of March every year. No entry fees. But you need to keep an eye on online booking. Slot remains open only for 4-5 minutes max after 12 AM. Keep persons name and age handy before booking slot. If you are booking online from mobile, select "desktop site" in browser to show all options otherwise you will face issue in entering age. I hope this will help.❤️❤️
Alok Sharma — Google review
I visited there last year.this place is open around mid Feb to mid March. You have to book the ticket online free of cost .you need to book the tickets prior to visit. Once the ticket is booked you can take the printout and carry valid id proof .The security person will verify and they will let you go inside .you will get all essential things outside like snacks and tea water bottles. Waters and restrooms are there. For flowers 🌺 lover one of the best place to visit you will get to know about many verity of flowers, tress and best thing about this place id architecture. Closely you can see the beautiful-full place which we always see in photos. A lovely place to visit.
Mr. Unique — Google review
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Gurudwara Sri Bangla Sahib

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Gurudwara
Gurudwara Shri Bangla Sahib is a Sikh place of worship characterized by a golden dome and a holy pool renowned for its healing properties. As the first-ever Sikh temple, the vast premises offer visitors an opportunity to stroll around the tranquil waters. The well-maintained facilities include the main building and kitchen, which can be explored through guided tours arranged by staff at the visitors' office. This beautiful and hospitable sanctuary is definitely worth visiting.
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This holy place is calm and peaceful. It has huge free of cost parking space for both cars and bikes. Shoe holders are provided to keep the shoes safely with token. The staff is also supportive and well mannered. Photography is not allowed but yes u can take little photos if u want. The food at langer is also delicious and fresh. The environment is also cool and have huge reservoir of holy water with lots of beautiful fishes. And you can take bath in the holy water.This was the first Sikh temple I ever visited. The premises are vast and it is lovely to walk around the waters. I enjoyed a guided tour with staff from the visitors office to see the main building and the kitchen. The facilities are well maintained and clean. It is a beautiful and welcoming place, worth a visit.
Pradeep Rawat — Google review
This holy place is calm and peaceful. It has huge free of cost parking space for both cars and bikes. Shoe holders are provided to keep the shoes safely with token. The staff is also supportive and well mannered. Photography is not allowed but yes u can take little photos if u want. This Sikh temple is beautiful and provides an amazing food and shelter service to the community. There is a kitchen, a holy pond, a school and an art gallery. It was a very special experience visiting this very Holy historical place. what i liked most about this place is the spirit of tolerance and how to deal with the others regardless your religions or believes as every one is welcome here. there is a hug lake as i understand with holy water and i saw people can take bath there.
Sheena Khan — Google review
This was the first Sikh temple I ever visited. The premises are vast and it is lovely to walk around the waters. I enjoyed a guided tour with staff from the visitors office to see the main building and the kitchen. The facilities are well maintained and clean. It is a beautiful and welcoming place, worth a visit.
Philipp Schiwek — Google review